Here is what we'll ultimately need to know to quote your project cost:

• Qty: Minimum production quantity is typically 1000 finished sets.
• Disc Types and Number of Discs per finished package:
• Packaging:
  • (Height of packaging/Number and type of trays?)
  • (Number of panels? 4pp, 6pp, etc.)
  • Printing: 4C/4C including inner spines on all our digipak packaging
  • Paper Stock / Finish: (white, recycled, fiberboard, coated uncoated, thickness, etc.) (matte, glossy, aqueous, lamination, etc)
• Booklet/Book: number of pages? Stapled? (for perfect bound see further below, these have some specific details)
  • Printing:
  • Paper Stock / Finish:
• Slipcase: These are popular with multidisc sets.
• Assembly: Usually insertion of discs, booklet, etc. and shrinkwrap
• Shipping: we will include, one address US Continental, let us know if shipping outside of Continental US

• Other things that help…A look & feel you are going for? Any preliminary art we can look at? Did you see titles on our site that you liked elements of?

  Don't know where to start? It seems like most projects are driven by the number of discs and the desired packaging height. The packaging height is often determined by whether it has booklets/books in it, Here's a page on MultiDisc Style that might give you some more ideas:

• Multi Disc CD / DVD Sets, Packaging & Replication
  More Pages to explore:
  Double Disc Digipaks
  MultiDisc Packaging Examples - all kinds
  Multidisc Box Sets
  MultiDisc Examples 2 disc
  Multidisc 3disc
  Multidisc 4-5 Disc
  Multidisc 6-8 Disc
  Multidisc up to 12 Disc
  Slipcase Sets
  Multidisc Jackets
  CD BOOKS fortwo discs

There are all kinds of ways we can do pockets. We can do curves, slits, thumbhole, pinch pocket, you name it. Or we can use a foam hub on almost any location we would use a pocket. With foam hubs, we sometimes like to stagger the location if you have them on multiple panels so the product closes neatly.

Midheight is just a fancy way to say "about five inches high," or "about the same height as a full-sized CD or DVD." And of course, a "mid-something" calls out for a "small-something," but in this case the only thing shorter than a "midheight" CD jacket is a mini CD jacket.

They fold right up to fit the same height and width as a regular (more boring) package! How slick is that? These are usually done with the four parts radiating from a central panel (sometimes with a matching sleeve attached to make it a 5-disc jacket. Some panels can just have information. They don't all have to have disc pockets.

You could make a very nice crucifix by adding a single panel to one of them. Think about it!

The great thing about this packaging height and width is that it perfectly fits on the shelf with traditional DVD packaging.

Mega-Tall could mean anything, but for us it means 10 inches, or two discs high.

We have lots of fun with multi disc digipaks. Here are some examples:

What's your definition of a box set? For most people, a boxed CD or DVD set has a "box." That, of course, leads to the "what's a box?" question. For some it's just a sturdy slipcase. For others it's a hard-bound "box" with sides made like a book—very thick and usually fabric-wrapped. Well, we can do it, whatever your definition!

If is a great idea to add a slipcase if you have a somewhat unwieldy package, or need to secure it or retail or if you have multiple volumes that need packaging in a set. We can make these single walled or double walled (thicker) and can include fun effects like a die cut or embossing or foil on the front.

Can we make a slipcase set for you for title that you already have? Yes, but it is not the best solution. Making a run of slipcases for already made packaging is a little risky as it requires exact measurements, and we have to ship the slipcases flat to you (otherwise with nothing in the they would crumble, not to mention take up LOTS of air space). You're also paying for a lot of extra freight. So yes, we can do this but if you plan this out it is better to make a run of slipcases at the same time as the discs & packaging.

It is not uncommon to have manuals with large disc sets. If you have a larger workbook or manual, please let us know the details.

Perfect Bound Book Number of pages: >28pp, how many Cover color: Covers 4pp, thicker stock, can be 4C/1C, 4C/0C or 4C/4C Inner Pages: number of pages, if unprinted/uncoated stock for writing on, or if printed 1C/1C or 4C/4C.

If you have a booklet that is under 28pp, we an do stapled/saddle stitch booklet for you. If it's on the smaller end of that, we can do a folded (gate fold, etc) or just an insert. We an also do things like staggered inserts or business reply cards.

Well, yes, we can do the plastic cases too. Clear plastic, black plastic, multi disc...

Yes, we can show you what other clients have done. Keep in mind, nothing is off the shelf here - it is made to order so your needs will be different (different disc types and numbers, pocket styles, hub, trays, booklets, etc.) than what we made for other clients. But here are some examples:

2-Disc Sets

3-Disc Sets

4- or 5-Disc Sets

6- to 8-Disc Sets

10-Disc Sets and up

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