Crosley Furniture Soho Record Player Stand, Media Console with Vinyl Storage, Modern Home Organizer, Black

As an apartment dweller, I love getting as much use out of vertical space as possible. As a record lover, it's hard to find storage & furniture manufacturers with us small-space folks in mind. I mostly picked this up because of the two full shelves underneath, and hoping to tidy up my turntable space. Needless to say I was thrilled at the concept & was hoping it was as great in execution.Addressing things from other reviews: my unit did not have any issue with smell. Assembly is a great throwback to all of who grew up playing with Lincoln Logs - it's amazingly simple and clever with no tools needed. Outside of the very first step, I needed no assistance. In terms of sturdiness, it's fairly solid. I'm pretty sure if I messed around with records on the shelves while I had another album playing there would be skipping, so it's not a solid brick. But there's no wobble during normal use. Seems about right for the price.Zero gripes, and my turntable space looks slick - certainly would recommend.

this stand is excellent and very simple to construct, looks great and appears as pictured. The same stand is on other sites under different names but this price was much better. Excellent product you won't be disappointed.

Long overdue review. This turntable stand is great, looks good, once assembled which can be a little touchy, but once assembled this stand is very sturdy. The bottom two shelves hold records, haven't filled them yet, but should hold about 100 records on each shelf. My biggest complaint would be the smaller shelf underneath the turntable top shelf. If it were maybe 3" higher it would handle many smaller receivers, otherwise it's only good for setting the album cover in while you're playing the record or small items, remote for receiver, brush for cleaning records.Now we had to take one apart to move to another state. They do not come apart easily and actually I got about halfway through and had to stop. The plastic pins that are used to assemble it once they are in they are meant to stay there. While trying to disassemble I ended up breaking 2 of those pins. Sent an email over to Crosley inquiring about purchasing additional pins. They were more than happy to ship 6 new pins at no charge for one time. They shipped them out and I had them within about a week.So great to see there are still some companies that actually have customer service.Thank you, Crosley Furniture.

First, I'm not sure if this product is a ripoff of the Line Phono product.... I hope it's been licensed from them (USA company) to be manufactured in China. Ultimately chose this one because of the glossier finish that matches my media cabinet and is easier to clean/dust.Everything was well packaged, no damage. Very easy to assemble with clear instructions. The little plastic 'push pins' that hold everything together are pretty flimsy. It'd be more reassuring if they pushed in tightly, but regardless, the design is such that once you get some weight loaded onto the shelves, it's pretty sturdy.The layout is just perfect for me. The very top fits my Rega P1 with 1/4" gap all the way around the edges. I did have to raise up the turntable so that the dust cover could open fully. I did this with some $10 washer/dryer isolation bumpers that are 3/4" tall. Second shelf again is the perfect size for a 2U size preamp. Lower 2 shelves again are the perfect size for record sleeves and other smaller decor. The little slots cut into the fronts of the shelves to display the "now playing" album cover is great. I also appreciate the cable routing holes to keep power/signal cables separated from each other and that there's just enough space in the 'cavity' below the bottom shelf to tuck a power strip.

This is a very nice piece of furniture. The pieces are cut like a puzzle, each one sliding into place and secured with a screw. Very easy assembly.

This was actually (and surprisingly) easy to setup without the need of tools, has push-in pins to lock everything in place. The weight of itself is quite solid so you don't have to worry about it swaying at all. It holds my Audio Technica LP120 nicely. A shelf for my phono preamp with ample space around it.Pros:1. Solid build.2. Tool-free setup.3. Tilt-free as it is decently weighted without the turntable and vinyl.4. Matches quite well with any dark furniture (for the style I bought).5. Turntable is nicely elevated to where you don't have to hunch over.6. Nicely holds two shelves of vinyl, with rear retentioners to keep the records from slipping out the sides and back.Cons:-none-!!!

Nice and sturdy, got it as gift for husband and he’s been using it a lot.

The assembly for this was very easy. Once you figure out how to put it together it takes about 20 minutes. Mine came with a chip right in the front which is super frustrating. Its too big to go through the trouble of shipping it back.