Abstract: A DVD equipment holder comprising, in combination a backer layer having opposite sides; first overlapping DVD reception pockets located at one of the sides, and attached to a layer, whereby the pockets have accessible DVD entrances; and a first transparent plastic layer or layers located at one side of the backer layer and attached to the backer layer to form a first auxiliary pocket or pockets having an entrance or entrances, whereby a graphics sheet or sheets associated with one or more DVD's is or are receivable in an auxiliary pocket or pockets, and viewable through the first plastic layer or layers.

Abstract: In combination a carrier pack, with an enclosure for a device comprising at least one of the following: a compact disc or discs, a compact disc player, a component or components related to a disc or a player, with attachment structure on the pack and on the enclosure whereby the enclosure can be removably attached to, or removed from the pack.

Abstract: The method of providing a cable connection between stereo equipment including circuitry, and a speaker amplifier, in a vehicle, the speaker amplifier located remotely from the circuitry, the amplifier and stereo equipment having electrical receptacles, that include providing a slippery, braided, plastic, external sheath on the cable, and providing plug-in electrical contacts at opposite ends of the cable; slidably advancing the cable past and in sliding contact with vehicle body structure that serves to conceal the cable; and plugging the contacts into the receptacle at the stereo equipment and amplifier.

Abstract: A method of protecting a disc or tape drive unit having ports for wiring connections to a power source and to a computer, that includes providing a flexible, protective case for the drive unit, and providing adjustable windows in the case; locating the drive unit in the case to locate the ports in juxtaposition to said windows; passing the wiring connections through the windows, and to the ports to establish wiring connections to the power source and to the computer.

Abstract: A back pack holder, comprising an elongated strap having upper and lower ends, the strap upper end operatively connected to the upper extent of the back pack, and the strap lower end selectively connectible to either one of two lower extents of the back pack, the strap having a width which widens along the strap length toward the upper end.