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Help !

I am elderly and live in a small condo .The 1500 CD's I have are pushing me out of house and home.It's to the point where either they go or I do , I prefer me .
I need to know the easiest and least expensive way I could just burn them and toss them.If there is one . Sounds need only be decent , I far prefer LP's anyway .Thanks !
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roxy54
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"Since 90% of my CD's are Classical nobody would take them"

Not so. 95% of my classical collection came from Goodwill, and I'm adding to it all of the time. They're usually in mint condition.

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Goodwill or the Salvation Army are good ideas. You must live in pretty small quarters though. I have about the same number of CDs, and 3/4s of them are on wall racks that hardly take up any space at all in my listening room. Are you being a little dramatic? 
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Geez...I guess I'm a real criminal. I've been burning CD's and giving copies to friends for years without really giving it a thought. How many of us here consider that a really bad thing to do?
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A lot of fuss about CDs that really don't take up that much room. At least I've learned about a lot of storage methods with 3 and 4 letter acronyms that I never heard of before.
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