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In Reply to: RE: Initial experience with Millennium CD mat posted by Deaf Ear on October 3, 2008 at 12:11:27:
Hi, DE:
The Millennium is definitely lighter, thinner, and more flexible than any similar type of mat I’ve used. I’m not sure at this point about its durability, but I’ve used it on about 60 discs so far with no structural failures. From what I remember—and I may be totally wrong about this—it’s recommended that the mat be stored in its case when not in use, so the center hole retains its dimensions. The only problem with this is that the case’s spindle maintains an iron grip on the mat, so you have to really wiggle the mat to get it out. How this will affect longevity, I just don’t know. Hope this helps!
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Follow Ups
- RE: Initial experience with Millennium CD mat - Quint 12:54:59 10/03/08 (2)
- You are right about their recommendation. - Norm 06:23:23 10/04/08 (1)
- RE: You are right about their recommendation. - Deaf Ear 11:47:37 10/04/08 (0)
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