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SterlingBen 10-20-06 04:17 PM

So I bought a LaserDisc on Ebay
 
I was thinking of framing it, any ideas or companies that do this?
This Is The One I got
I was going to get one of those CEDs because I heard Leo talk about it once but the selection was really bad (it was interesting but most of the CED sellers were trying to be ambiguous as to how to use them)

cupcake jesus 10-20-06 04:40 PM

Looks like this company might be able to help.

http://www.albumframes.com/

cheers,

-the Jesus

Cameron 10-20-06 04:42 PM

sam goody/tower/virgin have all sold these in the past...might check a local record store for the frame...ran about 20 bucks i think

Jason 10-20-06 04:58 PM

Check craft stores like Michaels or A.C. Moore.

TomOpus 10-20-06 05:26 PM

So, you bought a laserdisc off of eBay just to frame it?

Or did you buy it to watch but thought the cover was cool enough to frame?

SINGLE104 10-20-06 05:59 PM


Originally Posted by SterlingBen
I was thinking of framing it, any ideas or companies that do this?

If your intentions are to frame the laserdisc cover, then where are you going to store the disc to protect it from getting damaged?

TheBang 10-20-06 06:58 PM


Originally Posted by SINGLE104
If your intentions are to frame the laserdisc cover, then where are you going to store the disc to protect it from getting damaged?

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kevkev 10-21-06 07:23 AM

i dont own a player but i've seen a nice french fist of the north star LD and was thinking of buying it incase i find a cheap player. it's really nice artwork. but alot of the laserdiscs are pretty cheap if a dvd release is out. if not theres still alot of discs that are quite collectable. like lots of criterions.
theres something really nice about having a laserdisc. dvds are made in there millions. while some laserdisc sets are less than 5000. bit like owning a record instead of cd. it's a shame a small company doesnt make a dirt cheap laserdisc player. i think they would sell quite well. as most old players wont last forever.

fargus 10-21-06 05:07 PM

You can find players for around twenty bucks without too much trouble. I've found a lot of LD's at library sales and the like. Many look unused, and can usually be had for under a dollar. Best find so far is a Criterion "Last Tango in Paris" for a quarter, sealed.

chente 10-21-06 05:16 PM


Originally Posted by SterlingBen
I was thinking of framing it, any ideas or companies that do this?
This Is The One I got
I was going to get one of those CEDs because I heard Leo talk about it once but the selection was really bad (it was interesting but most of the CED sellers were trying to be ambiguous as to how to use them)

Hey, you outbid me on that! :(



;)

SterlingBen 10-21-06 09:38 PM


Originally Posted by TomOpus
So, you bought a laserdisc off of eBay just to frame it?

Or did you buy it to watch but thought the cover was cool enough to frame?

I bought it just to frame it, I don't have a laserdisc player, and I have the movie on DVD

Originally Posted by cupcake jesus
Looks like this company might be able to help.

http://www.albumframes.com/

cheers,

-the Jesus

Thats the right Idea but those frames are all a little dull...


Originally Posted by SINGLE104
If your intentions are to frame the laserdisc cover, then where are you going to store the disc to protect it from getting damaged?

I was wanting to but the disc in the fram as well

renaldow 10-21-06 09:45 PM


Originally Posted by SterlingBen
I was wanting to but the disc in the fram as well

You might want to consider framing it without the disc. Keeping the disc in the sleeve inside of the frame will likely cause a stress imprint over time. That's where you'll start to see the outline of the disc through the sleeve.

Joe Molotov 10-21-06 09:47 PM


Originally Posted by chente
Hey, you outbid me on that! :(



;)

Really amazing, since they're only one bid. He must have been hacking. :eek:

onabudget 10-21-06 11:01 PM

OP: Prior to that release you just got, there was a limited run of 2500 autographed box sets (sorry about the cellphone pic)

http://img169.imageshack.us/img169/2...0620451en8.jpg :eyebrow:

SterlingBen 10-21-06 11:37 PM


Originally Posted by onabudget
OP: Prior to that release you just got, there was a limited run of 2500 autographed box sets (sorry about the cellphone pic)

yeah I saw those but thought the regular ed actually looked a bit cooler

Originally Posted by renaldow
You might want to consider framing it without the disc. Keeping the disc in the sleeve inside of the frame will likely cause a stress imprint over time. That's where you'll start to see the outline of the disc through the sleeve.

It looks like there is already a bit of a stress imprint, I was actually thinking of having the disc compleatly or partially out of the box OO like that maybe

SterlingBen 11-07-06 11:22 PM

Seller lied about condition but still frameable
anyone with anymore suggestions?

SterlingBen 04-04-14 11:20 AM

Re: So I bought a LaserDisc on Ebay
 
I am also looking for a Phantasm CED to go with this on my wall.

ntnon 04-15-14 12:22 PM

Re: So I bought a LaserDisc on Ebay
 
I think I've seen record frames at Michaels and other craft stores, so you could look there (or on their websites). Michaels usually has a 40-50% off coupon each week, too.

rbrown498 04-15-14 12:36 PM

Re: So I bought a LaserDisc on Ebay
 
I've framed a bunch of vinyl album covers with these frames from Walmart, and I've been very pleased with them. The good thing is that you can leave the album (or in your case, the laserdisc) in the jacket and hang the whole thing on the wall.

shadokitty 04-15-14 12:37 PM

Re: So I bought a LaserDisc on Ebay
 

Originally Posted by SterlingBen (Post 12067664)
I am also looking for a Phantasm CED to go with this on my wall.

Necroing your own thread?;)

That'sAllFolks 05-01-14 11:41 PM

Re: So I bought a LaserDisc on Ebay
 

Originally Posted by rbrown498 (Post 12078465)
I've framed a bunch of vinyl album covers with these frames from Walmart, and I've been very pleased with them. The good thing is that you can leave the album (or in your case, the laserdisc) in the jacket and hang the whole thing on the wall.

If they were cheaper, I might bite. I have been buying some LD's or CED's when I see them in thrift shops, just for the art and I'd like to frame a few.

There were a bunch of CED's of pretty common titles that my local thrift shop got in. I bought a few for the art (they were a little banged up), but another guy in there bought a slew of them and then went out and paid $80 for a CED player. Seemed pretty stupid to me when they were readily available on DVD or Blu-ray, but to each their own I guess.

foxjam 05-03-14 12:28 PM

Re: So I bought a LaserDisc on Ebay
 
I have gotten some nice album frames from www.bagsunlimited.com. Search for LP frame kits to see what they have. I bought the matted ones and like them very much.


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