iyrany Record Player Stand, Turntable Stand with Record Storage, Vinyl Record Storage Cabinet with Metal Legs, Record Player Table Holds Up to 150 Albums for Living Room, Bedroom, Office (Black)

My daughter loved this. It was what she was looking for to set her record player on. Looks great

I looked for days for a record player stand that would fit my Audio Technica. This is the only one I found that was at a reasonable price for me and wasn't massive and took up tons of space.Instructions were straight forward and easy to read. Only thing I had a hard time with was the leg bottom stopper things, wasn't able to get them on so just left them off and it's still very sturdy.Great things from me, I recommend.

I searched for a long time to find a record player stand that could accommodate some simple needs: A record player that wasn't small/compact but instead full size, and a stereo receiver below it which was 17" wide.These dimensions aren't unusual but it's surprisingly hard to find a stand that can accommodate them. Record players generally need a stereo receiver so it's mystifying to me why more stands don't accommodate them properly.It went together well and looks great. I was not able to get the feet onto all the hairpin legs, but it still works fine. Using them on just some legs would allow you to level the table a bit if necessary.

I installed the separating shelves backwards but everything came out nicely. Has held lamps before and survived a move without any major scrapes.

I will start by saying this is a super nice record stand. In fact, I liked it so much, I bought a second one to put side by side with the first.But...The reason I bought the second one is that the "holds up to 150 albums" is kind of deceptive.It's entirely possible that this might hold close to that many, assuming the albums are all single disk and older records (from the days of petroleum shortages in the 70's and cost cutting in the 80's when records were extremely thin.)My personal collection currently contains around 160 albums. Between the two cabinets, I can fit around 120 albums, or around 60 per cabinet. I ended up buying an additional 2 tier storage stand to hold the overflow.Would I buy it again, obviously yes, because I did. Just be aware if you have a decent sized record collection you will need additional storage to protect your albums.

This is a good example of a design that is sturdy, looks good, and is easy to assemble. Every part was numbered and the directions were very clear. The stand came with a screwdriver, allen wrench, the only 2 tools needed to assemble it. It even came with extras of the small fasteners, screws, and dowels, which was good since one item went onto the floor, never to be seen again. Each piece is made of particle board covered with a matte black laminate, and all parts came well packed and undamaged. The unit itself is sturdy and looks good.The lower vertical slots hold albums, but are not quite tall enough to hold boxed sets. The upper compartment is a few inches short of an album, so they cannot stand, but can be stored horizintally or used for other purposes. There is a hole in the back of the top compartment if you want to run a wire from that shelf to the top. I am using the stand to hold a Rega turntable and found few other offerings wide enough for the 18 inch wide base.

This little table to wobble just a little bit. However, everything lined up perfectly and the legs were super easy to put on. Overall, I think this little table has decent build quality and would be perfect for anyone who wants to use it for their record player.

I've been looking for turn table record. Stand to fit in the tight little space. I had. I had no place to put my turntable, very happy with it., very stable,