Mid-Century Modern Record Player Stand: Always in pursuit of refined artistry, this turntable stand features a wood texture with chic metal hairpin leg accents for a perfect collision of retro and modern styles. Inject fresh inspiration into your music space!
Turntable vibration isolation system: Nobody likes skipping. Our proprietary vibration isolation system ensures clear playback. We use a rubber ball shock absorption design at the four corners to reduce floor vibrations and resonance. This design will improve the clarity and detail of vinyl record playback.
Product Characteristic: The design characteristics of this record player stand are as follows, the first of all is a socket with 2 USB ports and 3 standard plug sockets(ETL Certification); the second is LED light with remote control, and adjustable ambiance lights in a variety of colors; the last one is hairpin legs, four sturdy hairpin legs, it is fashionable and beautiful.
Ample Storage Space: The double-wide vertically designed record holder can hold up to 250 to 350 albums, with 6 quick-release dividers, allowing you to store all your favorites. You can place the record player on the top table to enjoy a wonderful concert without the clutter. Durability is a key the the construction of this vinyl player stand. The surface is scratch-resistant and easy to clean from moving and everyday use.
Multipurpose Usage: The record cabinet can be placed in the living room as a vinyl record table, media stand, music cabinet, TV stand, speaker stand, or listening station, in the bedroom as a nightstand, side table, and end table beside your sofa, file cabinet in your study room, in the hallways as a decorative display cabinet or anywhere you need it for the practical and decorative table.
Easy to Assemble: This vinyl table comes with clear instructions for all accessories and hardware, no extra tools are needed. It is very easy and fast to put together with step-by-step instructions. The perfect solution is to save more time for those who are not good at assembling.
