I would want to use this to sore different types of media... I am wondering will my vinyl records fit in here with out getting damaged by the doors?
1280982
We are currently on vacation and not at home where we can measure the cabinet ... however, my husband does not believe a large/regular sized vinyl record in the jacket would fit in the cabinet with the doors closed. We have two of these cabinets and absolutely love them. Visitors are constantly giving us compliments on the cabinets and we are very pleased with the quality and function they provide. I hope this helps.
1280983
Yes your records should fit just fine. There is a 1 inch lip that runs along both sides in the back so they records will not be flush to the sides of the cabinet, but the door will close with no problem.
1280984
The cabinet is deep enough to store vinyl records without interference from the doors
1280985
The depth inside the cabinet is over 12 inches without touching the doors and the shelves are adjustable, so the height will vary based on your needs.
1565408
I don't believe this unit is designed for vinyl, howecer it woukd behoove you to csll Zodiac abd ask
638323
Yes! This is exactly what I'm storing my vinyl records in, and works very well
1065284
I mail up to 5 albums (33 1/3) or box sets and have enough room. When I mail record album (vinyl) I include record/paper wrap/plastic cover/bubble wrap (top & bottom) and pieces of cardboard so doesnt get bent (top-bottom) Hope this answers your question sorry I didnt know size
1799413
Don't know about vinyl records but we stored a 20# propane cylinder in it if that helps :)
1312927
Vinyl? Do you mean like a Formica type laminate ? As long as it is firm ( not flexible) , smooth and clean it will work.
76597
Yes, you can use this item this way. I too used one of these units in this manner for quite awhile, and as mentioned I used wood glue as well. These are fairly strong for the material that thy are made of. I think it will not hold as many LPs this way as it would horizontally. I collect mostly Japanese pressings with their OBI's intact. These are the albums I had in this module when I used it vertically. I also had it full, but not packed for about 6 months, but I had mine beside my salamander stand , not on top of a speaker. Not sure if the vibrations might cause failure, but it will work vertically. Yes, you can use this item this way. I too used one of these units in this manner for quite awhile, and as mentioned I used wood glue as well. These are fairly strong for the material that thy are made of. I think it will not hold as many LPs this way as it would horizontally. I collect mostly Japanese pressings with their OBI's intact. These are the albums I had in this module when I used it vertically. I also had it full, but not packed for about 6 months, but I had mine beside my salamander stand , not on top of a speaker. Not sure if the vibrations might cause failure, but it will work... » Read More Yes, you can use this item this way. I too used one of these units in this manner for quite awhile, and as mentioned I used wood glue as well. These are fairly strong for the material that thy are made of. I think it will not hold as many LPs this way as it would horizontally. I collect mostly Japanese pressings with their OBI's intact. These are the albums I had in this module when I used it vertically. I also had it full, but not packed for about 6 months, but I had mine beside my salamander stand , not on top of a speaker. Not sure if the vibrations might cause failure, but it will work vertically. « Show Less
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I had to return my unit as it came with 2 same sides...not a right and a left. However, if you are talking about vinyl records, it would hold them but they would stick out-it would not be deep enough for them.
1130052
I use it on music CDs and DVDs, some which have additional digital content and have not had any problems. It may depend on how deep the damage is.
1353270
No your built in sound will be fine. The amp and software will clean everything up. Getting pops and clicks out of vinyl is a little tricky as it can make the recording sound muddy. Otherwise the amp worked great for me.
959868
I have not tried to do that but my immediate thought is: not if you put too many in the box. It certainly will hold the weight of being full of file folders and paper but I would imagine the weight of vinyl albums etc would only work it were half or less ... full. Hope that makes sense.
844510
The shelves could be made high enough but the depth of the shelf probably wouldn't . The records would stick out of it a lot.
1326517
I laid mine over the existing because I was unable to get it up. If the existing vinyl is tight it shouldn't be a problem. Ideally though, you'll want to take up the old.
602891
Yes!!! The NO answers are incorrect. A record player signal needs to be adjusted for the RIAA curve that is applied to the Vinyl when it is made. You will need a Phono preamp before this amp, otherwise the music will sound horrible
1049465
It CAN be used on 180g. vinyl records. I have washed mine without any problems.
1625131
Should be ok. I have recorded vinyl to PC. Most important is the audio software capabilities
707487
This is pretty sturdy and I think it would handle DVDs fine. I made some interior drawers for the shelves. You would probably have to have some more shelves for the interior depending on how many DVDs you have.