how deep is the shelf to hold music
1000063
It's about 2 inches deep - holds even my most bulky scales book and several other pieces at the same time.
1043265
I measured and the shelf is only 8.5" deep when pulled out. It fits a full size keyboard perfect but I might be nervous to have a laptop on it because it sticks out and could get bumped off. I am very happy with mine. Use it 8+ hrs a day for work.
518990
Well Homer I can't say for sure but it shouldn't be a problem. Ask the seller with your dimensions to be sure. I really think this is the best way to store an instrument. It also provides nice wall art.
1265350
Sorry not in a place i can get to. A little less then 12" I think. Good shelf
174301
The inside of the top shelf is 32 1/4 inches. The inside of the other shelves are 19 1/2 inches. I have no problem putting everything I need-----receivers, playstation, dvd, xbox 360, etc.
370362
no on a piano rack that holds the music. It doesn't open really wide but wide enough.
1448169
I can't remember. It was a gift to someone. The bottom shelf holds LPs and the top shelf is designed for CDs.
1123811
The sound bar is less than 34 inches and the subwoofer is 11 in. each side. There is a template in the box when you get the soundbar so you can hung it in the wall. The subwoofer is kind of heavy so you will need an special shelf if you want to put it against the wall. I tried to put it on a bookcase but it did not fit.
450185
It's 17 inches across base of music holder (shelf ledge area) and more like 16 and 3/4 in across the top. My daughter hauls this back n forth between gigs, college music rehearsals, and back to home to give voice lessons that I'm tempted to buy a second one!
775024
Interior depth is about 4 inches. The shelves are a bit shorter, maybe by not quite a half inch. I love the cabinet.
1176036
overall 16 1/2 " as the top has a little over hang. where you put your CD's etc. is about 13" deep..
659676
No. This shelf is too thick for guitar pedals (or much of anything) to fit in 2 spaces. You'll have to leave an extra space or two empty above it. Here's a better one:http://www.proaudiostash.com/product/19-inch-racking/rack-shelves/sliding-shelves/2u-19-sliding-rack-shelf/142.shtml?utm_source=PAS+USA+R1194%2F2UK-SL+Discount&utm;_campaign=PAS+USA+R1194%2F2UK-SL+Discount&utm_medium=email
991724
There is one shelf 12 inches deep inside .separation in the middle that makes 4 areas for DVD, cable box etc.
659781
Free space between upper and lower shelf is 8.6 inches. I find this shelf very practical in my case, it is sturdy and can support heavy objects. I placed a 2000 watt voltage regulator on the lower shelf and a small sound mixing console on the upper and it holds just fine.
1003218
It is only about 5 inches wide and will hold things, but it is also 4 or so inches deep due to the moulding. My center channel speaker is completely hidden.
1136655
So just over 6" (6 1/8 approx.) between the very top shelf and the middle, and just over 6" from the middle to bottom shelf, the openings to fit stuff in is about 30" by your knees and about 17" sliding a stereo in from the side ends. If it fits for you this table is great, i buy this kind of furniture and its the best one of all, last screw is hard to reach, needs a stubb like phillips driver (if u buy it)
216467
The distance is 3 inches which isn't much for a sound bar. The bigger problem is the stand itself. There is about 1 foot of useable distance between the legs. And it takes up about 13 inches of depth on the shelf. Ours is exactly that deep so it works okay but I'm thinking of adding a sound bar and the only way to do that will be to go to a wall mount and ditch the stand altogether. If your shelf is a lot deeper you should be okay. Hope this helps.