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iPod cases inside of cassette tape shells, 45s

These iPod cases, made from cassette tape shells and 45 record vinyl, are commercial items, which cost US$45 each, but it'd be a cinch to replicate something similar, if you'd rather roll your own.

45 Nano Cases - [via] Link

Related:

HOW TO - Vinyl record table lamp - Link
DIY Dali vinyl record clock - Link
Glasses made from vinyl records - Link

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Posted by: cheesy on September 25, 2007 at 12:02 AM

Freakin awesome. I might have to start using my Nano again instead of my iPhone for music...

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Posted by: designerstuffonly on October 31, 2007 at 7:16 AM

wow, that looks amazin! so different, but not me :P

ipods are great!! gettin mine covered in crystals from Crystal-Iced Accessories:

http://www.crystal-iced.com/

Will be visiting this blog again for more quality information!! xx

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Posted by: ham954 on November 8, 2007 at 9:05 PM

I like these kinds of things. I have so many of those old cassette tapes I can sell them as iPod cases.

If you need to replace your iPod battery then check this iPod batteries out.

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Posted by: ham954 on November 8, 2007 at 9:08 PM

The link above is:

http://www.batteriesforipod.com/zencart/catalog

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