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What's the best inner sleeve for records?


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I've been trying to buy outer sleeves for record jackets, but when I get home, I realize that I've bought inner sleeves. Done this twice.

First time I ended up with "Nagaoka" anti-static sleeves. Similar to these pictured:

http://www.henryk.ca/Inventory%20Image/Sell%20New/43-Nagaoka%20Sleeves.jpg

I inserted these into all the paper white sleeves. It's working well, but today I mistakenly came home with these other sleeves, but there's no brand. They are clear squares with a white paper side that's covered in plastic. Looks really cool for colored vinyl, but I don't know if they're anti static, so I'm sticking to the nagaoka for now?

Any suggestions? I don't know much about record care.

Thanks

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Sounds like you got what are referred to as "rice paper" inner sleeves, modeled after the Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs sleeve (MFSL). Branded or not, they are generally anti-static and archival, so you should feel fine storing your vinyl in them. I like this type of inner sleeve better than the Nagaokas but it's really personal preference. As long as the sleeves are anti-static, you should be fine.

My only suggestion is that you clean the records before putting them in new sleeves.

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