Can vinyl/LP's be stored in this case?
1675571
Yes they can, but you would need to adjust shelfs to fit ablums in. You would lose storage space, depending on how you store your records.
1675572
Boy that's a good question. I'm actually looking at my cd case right now and trying to imagine it holding records or vinyl's. It's only about 7 inches deep. So to answer my own question, no. That would not qualify as a practical use for this cabinet. Plus the shelving is too close together for LP's. CD's man, what are you still doing with vinyl's? That's cool pimp daddy old school right there.
2160533
Not so easy - I store the most useful records in the upper rack, with the things I may need for a project in the lower rack. I've moved the lower rack files to one side and upper rack files to the other. Using legal files, there's a good bit of wasted space...
930118
I don't believe so. It's the same as a vinyl record, they're made up of tiny grooves and lands, once they're damaged, it's over. I would just by a new one. Sorry.
183222
I want to use this cart as a stereo rack and store LP's in the storage space. Is the storage space suitable for LP's? The dimensions look right. Thank you.
844513
The cabinet is made up of three components, each component is about 18" in height. So to answer your question, yes you can hold 3 shelves of vinyl LPs, but there will be about 5" of space at the top of each shelve. However, the depth of the shelve is only 6" which will leave about 7" of the LPs protruding. I would not advise this cabinet for LPs, it is specially build for CDs, DVD and games. Hope you find this information useful.
133789
This case is for LP's. It is pretty heavy duty and will protect your records while traveling. We haven't tried it yet, but the last time I was on a plane, I measured the under seat storage area, and this case should fit easily under window or middle seats. Now my hubby can confidently buy records at festivals and such.
304420
I haven't used the LP, but I don't really think it would be a big deal to use one over the other. The LP might be easier to fit into a bag.
894660
I used it to frame an unopened record. Shrink wrap and all and didn't have any trouble with it. Double vinyl albums might be tight, but otherwise you should be fine.
1736943
If they have covers, I don't see why not. The records may lean a little since they are lighter unless you tighten them together, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. I use mine for cookbooks.
619779
A normal LP will fit into these boxes; that's what they are designed to do. I used them for my entire collection of 300 records.
269899
Sorry just received your email re: Crosley ST48 Turntable/Entertainment. In bottom area I have a (14" x 15") CD Player that fits perfect and a turntable on top. This table appears it can hold lot of Single Album LPs -- approx. 50-60 or little more, as prior comments stated.
803970
they are not really sized to hold DVDs. I would try to find cabinets designed for dvds. This will hold LPs but I wouldn't overload it.
1306180
We store them 'side to side' (horizontally). I believe that you can certainly store vertically; but with time, the weight will debilitate the structure. We store the CD's/DVD's in these cases in individual paper bags, and when they're full, they are very heavy.
521779
No problem whatsoever. The turntable and its cover were secured by a hard foam to protect all corners. I had it unpacked and in use right away.
455633
not sure but I use it on its back with two columns of lps side by side perhaps two hundred or more a solid case not a great color but does the storage job.bob
1618408
Sadly no. This is exclusively a storage solution though it is a pretty nifty way to keep track of discs.
999989
Yes, it could hold vinyls. However it is a little tight and they stick out about an inch or two.