What should I look for in a vinyl record cabinet?

Key features include: solid wood construction (not MDF or particle board), proper weight capacity for vinyl (50 records = 12.5 kg), ventilation for nearby equipment, cable management, and dimensions that fit standard 12-inch LPs. Keep Them Spinning uses Paulownia wood which is 30% lighter than oak but equally strong.

How much does a vinyl record cabinet cost?

Quality vinyl record cabinets range from $50-700+ depending on capacity and materials. Keep Them Spinning's modular system starts at $50.99 for a single Vinyl Modular (50 LPs) and scales up to the Digger's Library ($679.15) for 800+ records.

Is solid wood better than MDF for vinyl storage?

Solid wood is significantly better. MDF and particle board sag under vinyl's weight over time, especially in humid conditions. Solid wood like Paulownia maintains structural integrity for decades and is more sustainable — Paulownia grows in 7-10 years vs 50+ for oak.

Can a vinyl record cabinet hold a turntable?

Yes. The Digger's Stack and Iroko Rack include dedicated turntable surfaces with proper vibration isolation and cable management. The modular design means you can customize the layout for your specific turntable and amplifier.

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