Sleeves Fidelity: Ultimate Vinyl Collection Protection Solution Review

Very mediocre at best. I see people comparing them to MOFI counterparts but I don't understand why? out"style", of course. They are very thin compared to MOFI sleeves and tear easily. Second, upon arrival from the shipment, it turned out that two sleeves had melted during shipment from the Texan heat! It's just sad I've had mofi and large fondant cases but it never happened to them. Be very careful when buying these sleeves! They are definitely not audiophile cases.

Over the years I've spent hundreds of dollars on Mobile Fidelity cases to protect my records. (I'm an obsessive vinyl addict.) As long as these Invest In Vinyl brand cases remain the same price or cheaper than Mobile Fidelity cases, I will not be going back to Mobile Fidelity cases. These just feel better. Softer yet slides in and out of the LP case without shrinking or wrinkling (for the most part). I bought them assuming it was a cheaper imitation, maybe I wanted to sacrifice some quality to…

These inner sleeves are no longer the perfect size. This is my second purchase and the first one (about 6 months ago) was spot on. They fit just like the MoFi inner sleeves, no problem. Now, even though they look the same now, that order is just too big for most record covers and they pile up. The slabs also don't have a full backing, as the rice paper doesn't fully cover the inside of the wrapper. It used to be a great price but they no longer fit true to size and for all that I don't have a…

As the question is often asked - rice paper is completely wrapped in plastic. The paper never comes into contact with the record. It does an excellent job of preventing the sleeve from puckering when tucked into an outer jacket. It's not as easy to put a record in as it is in a paper sleeve, but definitely easier than in a plain plastic sleeve. I can't comment on how well they go with different jackets but they don't seem to be too big so I don't see that as a problem. I haven't checked out all

I've been using round bottom DiscKeeper insoles for a while now, but I don't like the way they wrinkle when I put them in jackets. I was looking for a paper backed option and bought this as a new replacement. The price is great but you get what you pay for. I'm not so much dissatisfied with them as not very impressed. The plastic insert is thinner than the disc holder and the paper used is also thin. It doesn't offer much support when worn over tighter jackets and is even wrinkled on some…

I was skeptical. But I decided to try this one. I used mofi but based on the price and what most people have said about it I figured why not? I got them today and had to clean some of the albums I bought so here we go. and right away I thought, okay, they look real. I pulled one out of the box and put my album inside. It was silky smooth. Nothing gross, just what I was hoping for. The fit was just right. Not too tight, but definitely not loose. could not have been better. I absolutely love it…