MyGift Premium Quality Modern Matte Black Metal Record Player Holder Stand with Vinyl Record Organizer Display Shelf, 2 Tier Turntable Display Table Storage Rack

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So naturally, having a cool record player stand serves as the perfect complement for your record player. It also bestows a classic vibe to your living room. The most expensive on our list but if accessible to you, we believe it to be worth the cost for the quality of the finished stand

Good solid wood record player stands, like those made from acacia wood, or their metal counterparts, are able to stand the test of time. Monoprice makes some of the best affordable audio gear out there, and this stand is ideal to fit into any media setup. The height of the shelf does not allow for records to be stored completely vertically and more at a slight diagonal despite the manufacturer’s photographs of the stand. The materials here are a good quality and the product itself is easy to assemble and clean. As a storage center for your records or even as a table-top player, the stand has a good height and great stability, so your needle won’t go skipping around.

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It’s also a very sturdy stand that you can load up with your turntable or other items, if you’d like to use your record storage stand as somewhat of an entertainment stand. With a capacity of 100 records, it’s plenty big enough for mid-range collectors. Matching consoles, cabinets, and end tables are available in the Everett collection for a more cohesive decor Extras:Displaying the current record that’s playing is a really nice touch when you’re listening to your favorites, and some units include a specific groove or stand specifically for this. A hook, usually on the side, to hang your headphones is really convenient too, though if it’s not included, it’s easy and cheap to add on your own. 1. Crosley Everett Mid-Century Modern Console One important consideration to achieve this blend in aesthetics is with the color of the stand. Select a color that coordinates well with the rest of your furniture and décor.

Line Phono’s stand comfortably fits most turntables. The second shelf features just enough room to squeeze in a receiver, with two more shelves below that can hold 100 records each — an impressive amount of weight for its size. Weighing it down with records actually helps to stabilize it and reduce vibrations that could potentially shake the needle (as do its adjustable rubber feet). Assembly is easy, though having an extra person helps. This also features a convenient headphone hook on the side, along with cable management to keep a tidy-looking setup.

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We know- it’s a little pricey, but if you need extra storage and a super durable shelving unit that will stand the test of time you will not be disappointed with your investment. The tabletop measurements of 19.7″(W)x15.6″(D) will only fit a record player and likely not an external amplifier and speakers But equally, it should look good. After all, listening to vinyl entails a certain level of je ne sais quois–a retro cool that can easily be undone with the wrong aesthetics interjected. Ideally, you want a centerpiece that invites family and friends to sit grab a comfortable seat, turn phones on silent, and just vibe around the victrola. Ideal record player stands should not only hold your record player, but also have a compartment for your vinyl records. Why buy multiple pieces of furniture when you can have it all in one fixture? Although this stand has adjustable feet which means you can easily stabilize your record player, the construction still lends itself to a bit of shaking around if you are heavy footed and walking nearby.

It’s really low to the ground and stores everything underneath, though that could be a big plus if you want to use the top of this as a table to hold your actual record player or anything else. Have a budget for the record player stand you want to buy. Bear in mind that a long-lasting record player stand might cost you a pretty penny. But it will be well worth it in the long run.However, while it may be a taller piece, complete with legs, it isn’t that wide so would work great in smaller rooms or apartments. It’s a vertical setup, and you can get around 70 LPs in here.