| General Guidelines |
- I will supply you with all of the source information (equipment/media used, generation, etc.) that I have for anything I send to you. Please do the same for me.
- I will notify you if I'm late sending your package. Please do the same for me.
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| Packaging |
- I almost always use bubble mailers and send 1st class through the Post Office.
- I do not use fiber mailers (the kind that if you tear them open, little annoying dusty fibers come out and get everywhere). Please do not send anything to me in a fiber mailer, because the fibers can get all over CD's and tapes and this can damage the media...plus it's a pain to clean up.
- I usually only send Priority Mail when I'm sending multiple tapes/CD's and it makes economical sense to send Priority. When I do send Priority, I most commonly use the free boxes from the Post Office.
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| DAT |
- I use Maxell HS-4 60m tapes and Sony DG60P 60m tapes and I like to receive the same. I will accept other brands, just ask.
- I use 90m tapes only when absolutely necessary (if one continuous show runs longer than 2 hours). Please do the same when trading with me.
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| CD |
- I burn all CD's Disc-At-Once, and I expect ALL discs I receive to be DAO as well.
- I use various good-quality brands of CD-R media including Fuji, TDK, Kodak, Mitsui, etc. Please do not send me any cheap, low-quality coasters.
- I NEVER send discs in jewel cases. It's a waste of postage, and it's a waste of good plastic. They almost always end up cracked and broken in transit.
- I ALWAYS send discs in some kind of CD sleeve and/or protective paper/plastic wrapping. Please do the same when trading with me.
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| Analog Cassettes |
- I do not make analog copies of anything for anyone at anytime. I don't even own a decent tape deck. However, on very rare occasions, I will accept analog tapes in a trade if it's the lowest generation I can find and it is something I really really really really really really really really want.
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