Which music retail visual merchandising innovation of the 1980s allowed customers to see album artwork while browsing and is credited with boosting CD sales by over 30%?

Visual merchandising has played a crucial role in the music industry's evolution. From vinyl covers to digital thumbnails, the way music is visually packaged has influenced purchasing decisions and created cultural touchstones. This trivia question explores one of the most significant visual merchandising innovations in music retail that changed how consumers interacted with albums in stores.

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The Longbox packaging (12-inch tall cardboard boxes)
The Flip Bin system (allowing customers to flip through albums like pages)
The Jewel Case tower display (vertical stacking system)
The Album Wall (life-sized album cover displays that rotated)