Cheap, space-efficient vinyl storage solutions
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Cheap, space-efficient vinyl storage solutions
Bredrins.
I'm looking for ways to store my records. Being a student, I don't have much money or space. Does anyone have any great ideas?
Pic; current messy situation. edit: the right hand edge of the rug (pimpin, right?) is the end of my floorspace, so you can see every little helps
I'm looking for ways to store my records. Being a student, I don't have much money or space. Does anyone have any great ideas?
Pic; current messy situation. edit: the right hand edge of the rug (pimpin, right?) is the end of my floorspace, so you can see every little helps
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Etches828 wrote:assuming that 130 is a tempo not a sound, which is the point, think it's pretty good when stuff is just described by tempo opposed to some made up name
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ooooh not seen the tall version, good call
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does anyone want to lend me 70 quid?
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considering you'll get 9 new records for 70quid and a tall expedit can hold about 800, I think you'll agree this is money well spent.
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Second hand record box? Charity shop?
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Expedit does seem like the way to go, I'm just not 100% on how I'm going to make it fit in this little boxy room. I might spend a little bit more, get the 2x4 one, turn it on its side and put decks on that instead of the table I have now, or see if I can squeeze it under the table I already have.
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I did that and added three of this: http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/50205198/skins345669 wrote:Expedit does seem like the way to go, I'm just not 100% on how I'm going to make it fit in this little boxy room. I might spend a little bit more, get the 2x4 one, turn it on its side and put decks on that instead of the table I have now, or see if I can squeeze it under the table I already have.
Works (and looks) great.
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fun fact: the recommended load per shelf is 13 kg. i just learnt that the other day.Jurkhands wrote:considering you'll get 9 new records for 70quid and a tall expedit can hold about 800, I think you'll agree this is money well spent.
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yeah I know. got my decks & mixer & monitors on it aswell. think it's more durable than expected.
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