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When dealing with rare and expensive records, sometimes standard paper inner sleeves just don't cut it. If you really want to protect your vinyl in the best sleeves possible, go for the premium Mofi Master Sleeves. These imported, anti-static sleeves are similar to rice paper and feature three-ply thickness. The back construction consists of a paper layer sandwiched between two sheets of high-density polythylene (HDPE) with a translucent HDPE front. Comes in a pack of 50.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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The Library of Congress recommends these record sleeves. I decided to try this because, well if it's good enough for the best archivists in the nation to preserve their records, then maybe I should try them if they aren't too expensive.
Well these are incredible sleeves. They are the correct type of slippery cloudy plastic that is described by the Library of Congress. The sleeves have a line of black type and an arrow pointing to the opening end of the sleeve.
This is a strange sleeve. It is sort of three layers of plastic, a standard sleeve, open on one end and closed on the other three sides. Then on the back of one side of the sleeve, there is another enclosed sleeve with a sheet of paper sealed inside (this is likely rice paper, but it's very hard to tell since the paper is sealed inside the plastic.
That piece of paper is critical in use. Those all plastic sleeves are flimsy and almost impossible to put into a record jacket. The paper adds some stiffness that makes it very easy to slide this sleeve in and out of the record jacket. I've included the link to the Libary of Congress wesbite that describes how to handle, clean, and store LP's.
I love these. They are completely dust free and tend to repel dust. The vinyl slides in and out of the sleeve very easily. They fit inside a standard album cover very nicely. I just used one of these in the Black Keys Chulahoma picture LP. The album ships in a clear plastic envelope that just feels toxic and the album tends to stick solid to the plastic. It was very easy to slide one of these sleeves inside the plastic envelope.
These sleeves are a reasonable price for what they do. To truly preserve albums, these are the right thing to use. Discard the paper sleeve that comes with the album.
Well these are incredible sleeves. They are the correct type of slippery cloudy plastic that is described by the Library of Congress. The sleeves have a line of black type and an arrow pointing to the opening end of the sleeve.
This is a strange sleeve. It is sort of three layers of plastic, a standard sleeve, open on one end and closed on the other three sides. Then on the back of one side of the sleeve, there is another enclosed sleeve with a sheet of paper sealed inside (this is likely rice paper, but it's very hard to tell since the paper is sealed inside the plastic.
That piece of paper is critical in use. Those all plastic sleeves are flimsy and almost impossible to put into a record jacket. The paper adds some stiffness that makes it very easy to slide this sleeve in and out of the record jacket. I've included the link to the Libary of Congress wesbite that describes how to handle, clean, and store LP's.
I love these. They are completely dust free and tend to repel dust. The vinyl slides in and out of the sleeve very easily. They fit inside a standard album cover very nicely. I just used one of these in the Black Keys Chulahoma picture LP. The album ships in a clear plastic envelope that just feels toxic and the album tends to stick solid to the plastic. It was very easy to slide one of these sleeves inside the plastic envelope.
These sleeves are a reasonable price for what they do. To truly preserve albums, these are the right thing to use. Discard the paper sleeve that comes with the album.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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These are the sleeves to go for, if you're interested in getting quality replacements. They're well worth the premium price, and will last for years, leaving not a trace on the vinyl.
I buy mine from Elusive Disc / Music Direct for $15.00 / pack of 50 (10+ packs), or from Amazon ($19.99/pack)when I have vouchers to spend.
I've tried many different types of inner sleeve, and these are up there with the best, if not the best.
I buy mine from Elusive Disc / Music Direct for $15.00 / pack of 50 (10+ packs), or from Amazon ($19.99/pack)when I have vouchers to spend.
I've tried many different types of inner sleeve, and these are up there with the best, if not the best.
8 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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The records I've put in those sleeves are significantly quieter than records I've put in cheaper sleeves. They prevent dust and statics completely. It worth the extra cost for your favorite records.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
These sleeves are great!
When I first opened the package, I was disappointed at how thin the plastic was; but after trying one, I noticed how strong they really are. Read more
Published 17 days ago by Jeffery S.
Many don't fit the LP
I bought these on Feb 3. I opened them up and used maybe two; the quality was great. I just went to use some more, and i am pulling out a lot that aren't pressed correctly, they... Read more
Published 28 days ago by endsng
Works great
I just got these sleeves in the mail today and they seem to work just fine. They fit in the album cover fine with enough room for the original sleeve to fit too. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Aernoc
Protect the Vinyl if you can get them to fit into your Cover.
These Vinyl Protectors are nice but unfortunately too large for most Album Covers unless of course you are replacing only the MFSL records. Read more
Published 1 month ago by B. Steindel
good to go
Very good inner sleeve! Seriously can't be beat for anti static and look! Has tendency to have inner corners fold over and if your records get hit with water the sleeves are bad... Read more
Published 3 months ago by VinylRecord Guru
Perfect for my 78's!
Got these as recommended by the National Archives! They are great for protecting those old stacks of wax! A bit big for the old 78's but not a problem for me ;)
Published 3 months ago by Deal Grabber!
An essential "MUST HAVE" for all vinyl LP lovers
These are in my opinion, an essential item for keeping your vinyl records in a clean and pristine condition. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Michael Ballack
The best record sleeves I've used
Forget paper. This is the stuff to get if you care about your records. It's weighted nicely with rice paper and is easy to handle with one hand. Feels soft and compliant. Read more
Published 13 months ago by L. Leong
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