If I put it in a corner, can I open the door on the wall side enough to retrieve CD's?
184832
It has to sit away from the corner so the door can swing open. Our is close to the corner, but not in it.
184833
If you open it 90 degrees, you would need another 6 1/2 inches to the corner for full access to your CDs.
184834
No, the hinges are on the sides so when you open the doors they swing out. So whichever side was not against the wall would be able to open but not the other.
895967
Yes. Make sure your the current DVD bay door side does not have an angle other than 90 degree
1263930
Yes, just stick your fingernail underneath one of the corners (I do it in the bottom left corner so I can grab it with my right thumb and index finger to pull it up). It's as easy as that! Also, make sure you don't have a phone case on, that will make it was more difficult than it needs to be haha.
1073892
It's actually not a cabinet but a drawer, so you would have to pull out to gain access to whatever you place in there. It would probably be better to place the CD player above the drawer open space. The unit does look like it us made from particle board or some similar composite wood material.
1882828
Yes, I think so, but you will give up a bit of space behind it. We have it on a flat wall and it works great, but I think we could easily move it to a corner.
1508363
I think it would be strong enough, but I don't know if it would be big enough for 80 CDs. I would worry about them sliding out, honestly, if you accidentally knocked the lamp a little. It's sturdy enough for a corner lamp, but is still light in weight, so it is easy to make it wobble, which might not bode well for all your CDs.
88765
Yes. I have mine in a cabinet around a corner with door shut. Just make sure the mega hertz on the device matches.
2219320
You have to have a large cabinet with an opening (Requires 14-3/4" minimum cabinet opening). If your cabinet door opens without hitting anything and the opening is big enough, it should work. with my cabinet I also have some extra room to the left after it is pushed in. I thought it would go back into my corner, but it does not. I still like the shelf and I put some dead stuff that I don't use often. I hope this helps.
2146735
You could use an "L" bracket attached to the wall and slip the top shelf of the over the bracket and it would hold fine. Home Depot or a good hardware store would have the brackets. You would need an "L" shaped bracket about 5" wide to go UNDER the units as the weight of the CDs would probably cause it to fall apart if supported from the top.
106095
No - I'm afraid not. I tried one - but the open side of each section is on the side and not tall enough for a CD to slide into. If the open side was on the "top" I think it would work.
1537019
Yes it can! If you stand the console upwards, just flip it upside down to reveal a hidden door that you can open. Once you get the drive, simply insert and press down all the way, place the bottom cover back on, and install your games to speed up loading times!
277557
Agree to other response. I believe you could mount it away from the front a little; maybe an inch or so. The main confer is being able to put a Cd in.
810466
No it is not a corner unit. However, it is small enough that it would fit in a corner without taking up too much room.
1382839
Hi. Looks like yes. It just needed a bit of space around of your cd hole. Good luck.
2090443
Thanks for your question. There is loading access for CDs on the front panel. This is an awesome sounding system.
553124
in most cases, yes, since it only sits on the slot's opening. put the CD, then install. to get the CD out, uninstall first, then pop the CD out. to test your, pop a CD into the slot, then insert anything on the opening up to an inch and see if the CD does not get disturbed.
701335
Not really. There's no door and hole for a drive to face out. I guess you could fit a small external drive inside it or sit it on top.