CD packaging clues (an OT plea)

[Joshua Maremont <thermal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I am hoping one of you might know of a printing company somewhere on this 
planet (or on another connected to ours by standard telecommunications 
protocols) capable of producing CD packaging of the type used, for example, 
for Kluster "Eruption" (Marginal Talent), Mika Vainio "Ydin" (Wavetrap), 
and in general by Hat Art for its recent issues.  The design is a cardboard 
gatefold with the width and height of a jewel case but about half the 
thickness; rather than the plastic of a digipack, one of the inner panels 
includes a horizontal slot in its center into which the CD is inserted, 
half of the disk still visible.  This design seems ideal - it uses no 
plastic, will not break in mailing, costs little to ship, occupies little 
space on the shelf, fits into the security frames used by shops, and is 
erognomically friendly - but I know of nowhere in US making such things and 
have only seen them used in Europe.  Any clues would be quite welcome, but 
as this question is definitely on neither side of the pre-/post-digital 
divide, off-list replies seem advisable.  Apologies for the abuse of 
bandwidth...

np - Piano Magic "Artists' Rifles"

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