15 Fun Vinyl record storage ideas
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1.►0:38|Ikea Kallax series
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2.►0:49|A stained plywood bookcase DIY
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3.►1:00|Store them in drawers.
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4.►1:21|Alphabetical or category dividers.
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5.►1:53|Flower box or small box storage
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6.►1:58|Stray cabinet drawer
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7.►2:21|Maximize your space by turning vinyl shelves into benches.
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8.►2:26|Ikea’s PS Storage Module also fits records
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9.►2:42|“Wire vinyl storage”
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10.►3:10|A series of shelves.
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11.►3:16|A nice way to present records
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12.►3:29|Basic blocks for vinyl record
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13.►3:55|Ikea’s Molder stool also fits records
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14.►4:09|Funky vintage record boxes
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15.►4:20|Spruce up a shelf..
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You threw me off right away saying that hearing pops brings a sense of nostalgia. I have over 1,000 records and I try to avoid records that have pops. I even have some from the 50's that sound great without any.
This was just an infomercial for Ikea and Etsy.
If you're getting that
faint fuzzle and crack" sound that means either your record is dirty or the stylus is dirty/needs to be replaced.It's not the sound you should get from your records
It amazes me how people talk about how they like the "warm crackle" of vinyl. Obviously noise will vary depending on vinyl condition and or turntable set up but it's not a normal part of playing vinyl.
Amir Moradi what do you use to clean your records? I'm only starting to get into this
Epicfilmslol I use a spin clean for deep clean
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and for a basic removal of light dust I use a record brush. Specifically the Audio Technica one...
www.audio-technica.com/cms/accessories/138bcb353b27f226/index.html
the point of the video is storage, not cleaning.
True, but the person in the video was emphasizing the static pop sound as if it was a positive. Thing. I'm only commenting on what the maker of the video mentioned.
What a treasure trove of informative tips you have provided. Thank you ever so much! You Rock!
$350 for dividers??? These companies are genius.. really milking all the money they can out of these yuppie hipsters
Triplesix Sama says the one with a gorillaz pfp
Demon Days is expensive :(
I got some black plastic dividers for my LPs...they're about 13"×5" but cost about $20 on Amazon for 30
@@jaimeweaver9328 what does that have to do with anything
Yep.
"A little bit of crackle, fuzz, and hum" You're doing it wrong.
Back in the late 70's early 80's I had a room where I put 12" cork panels on the entire walls and ceiling! Then I took all the records out of their covers and pin tacked the covers in each corner of the cover butted up against each other! The covers went floor to ceiling and across the ceiling so the entire room when you walked in was all album covers! I even did the back of the door, made a custom 4" foam backed board that fit in the window and took the shutter doors off the closet and did it the top half of the wall in it as well! Then in the closet so they were out of the way, I put all the vinyl records in blank covers organized alphabetically and music genre wise in Peaches Records crates with custom dividers and titles/artists I made and elevated them on storage cabinets with custom fronts just like the Record Store for easy access and play on a killer quad stereo system with tall floor speakers in each corner! Right above the turntable I had a featured frame to place a cover with a lit "Now Playing" sign! It was a blast and easy to swap out the covers on the walls and over the years I even swapped out covers for album posters! I even had it so you could turn out the lights and a funky light show would fill the room so you could sit back in bean bag chairs and escape into the music! Got this idea from our trips to the Laser Light Show Concerts at Bishop Planetarium in Sarasota The room wasn't sound proof, but between the cork and the covers I could really crank it in there! It all took me awhile to do all this, but my friends and anyone who ever came in there all thought it was one of the coolest things they had ever seen! I'd say I had to agree! P.S. I had another room with ALL black light posters, love beads, lava lamps, bean bag chairs ...etc. where I could pipe the music from the "Record Store" room into it! This was a pretty popular room too! Damn I miss those rooms! Need to do them again! I still have most of the stuff!
Thanks so much for sharing..
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Sounds awful.
Crackle, fuzz and hum are not supposed to be a part of playing vinyl.
They are if you have shitty equipment and crappy records.
chedderz66 I do agree with you and vinyl can store on a old bookshelves.With the spine showing the artist and title of the album.Yours Truly Danny
Tony C. Or if you don’t clean them and as a consequence destroy your stylus
But sometimes it is?
Not everyone needs to be a audophile ffs
You like the crackle and fuzz? The hell
I have a mixture of a number of different shelves, but one piece of advice I would give to some that maybe have bigger collections or see their collection really growing...if you go with the Kallax series shelves....don't buy the 4x4 or 5x5, etc. I would buy all 2x2 shelves. I purchased a 5x5, a 2x4 and 5 2x2s. What I have discovered is that having the 2x2, since all these are stackable, offers you the benefit of being able to really move your collection and room design around. At one point you might want one huge vinyl wall and you and can stake them a make it. Another time you might want more of sofa table effect behind our couch or you might want to use a 2x2 on each side as end tables. Maybe you want to "L" in a corner of a wall or stack shelves to get higher lining a staircase. So many different arrangement which means you can change for a change of pace or when you move to that new home or apartment you have flexibility. If I could do it over again I would have not bought the 5x5 or the 2x4. I would have went with like 14 or so 2x2s. Just something to think about IF you do choose the go the Kallax route with larger collections.
Appreciate for that time and detail idea. thank you for stopping by
I actually bought frames made for LP albums in their covers and I found those at The Dollar General a couple of years ago. The albums look great as art, and they are sealed, which protects them. Just make sure you hang them securely.
Yep I have a bunch on my wall as well & what over 3,000 records it was hard to choose
+Paul C 😊😊😊
How many records do you have & What kind of music do U like?
OMG not NEARLY as much as yourself! Lol, I have mostly the LOs from my teenage years. The Stones, Ozzy, Prince... eclectic but small. I am envious!!
You GO!!!!
Milk crates are plentiful and stack well. And don't look shabby
Grea vinyl record storage ideas...MORE PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, I need simple and space saving tips !! Thank you so much...
2:51 Black Metal You Said? Im Definitely Ordering That! trve kvlt🤘
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Like #13, Sefour's record storage cubes have more space, so they can hold records with plastic sleeves. And they match matte black Ikea furniture perfectly.
if you keep you record in good condition you dont have any crackel noise
Jamie Millar yeah but I can only afford used vinyl which isn't always in good condition
I do the same. I rarely find vinyl records in good condition other than ones at antique stores that tend to over price.
You got any ideas for something slightly bigger in terms of length and height? I have a bunch of the standard 12 inch vinyls sleeves or what not. But I have some “special” ones that come in boxes that are slightly bigger. Thanks!
Great video
Thank you
How do you store 5000-6000 LPs, approximately 7000 CD’’ and anywhere from 1550 to 2000 DVDs and Blue Ray disks? (Not including odd sized box sets and miscellaneous music related contraptions.
I have dedicated an entire room for storage of these artifacts but I can’t seem to find the right idea for storing them.
I have yet to see s cabinet or set of cabinets that would do the job. Any ideas?
I have the typical IKEA set up, but I really want to start storing them facing you, like what you see in a type record shop.. Probably is it takes up more area, unless you find a clever way to condense the space, maybe vertically?
i have a old record stand (the wire one) that i got from an antique shop on an old road for like 10 bucks, i sanded and repainted it so now its like new i actually have another that was also dirt cheap so to save 90 bucks be patient and go to antique shops
Why was this whole video vintage themed? You can have a modern setup
Because records are vintage 👀
It's just her style. You're free to go find a more modern video.
This was super informative! Good job.
Thank you! For your great ideas...
I like the draw on casters for a small collection....thanks
great idea-will use it -thanks
I bought some crates made for records at a local record store all made of wood. I hate records on a shelf or to near to the floor. Some years ago Target had these desk with no drawers, frame made of good steel and about 1' wood on top. I bought 4 tables, when Target had them on clearance for $40.00.. Larger crates that hold about 120-130 albums and each table holds three crates. Also, l bought 4 wheel, like dollies to put crates on top and wheel them under the desk. I get two crates under each table. so a little higher than the floor and with wheels can pull them out easily. Plus with a desk chair in the area, not so bad. I also have crates that hold 60 records. Bigger ones are heavier, but strong. My records are displayed with dividers and work like you are in a record store. I hate records stored like books on a shelf. Then for displaying records on the wall. Target had some nice black frames with glass ( not plastic) for albums. They ran $11.00. I have 18 that circle my music room with favorites. Of coarse they are not good records, but perfect covers. The good copies are out to be played. Oh and very few of my records make all that noise, those that are ones I bought used and then those that are in poor condition, are replaced as I find better copies. None were damaged on my tables
Sad to say most of the items you recommend for record storage will hold up to the weight of Records. However, if you have a small collection or intend too spread out your records these ideas might work
Look around on Amazon for " Foremost 327806 Modular Large Divided Storage System " . These come in a few color options, are easy to assemble, and fairly cheap. I've bought six of them recently for vinyl and have been impressed SO FAR with quality. They can be stacked horizontally, and come with a little bit of hardware to do so. You can get other elements of the Modular System to customize your space as well.
This looks like a good one! thanks..
The only problem with most of these ideas is basicly no dust protection. 12th idea is what i use but with a glass door, so dust will be no longer be a problem.
I would assume that even with the glass dust would still find it's way in with opening, closing, shifting records as you flip, etc. I would think regardless of any option the best, 100% dust protection option, would be resealable flap sleeves. It seems those would offer 100% dust protection with any option. Even just laying on the floor against the wall LOL.
is there a video for that stained plywood ikea hack ?? that looks so cool .
I feel bad answer ur comment..
my best advice is youtube search..
I saw some good ideas and not a slideshow
fun video, long live vinyl!
The only option for someone who has A LOT of records was the first idea (ikea kallax) which i already have but don't really like..
Well, they are from Ikea. There isn't much else to be said.
Love your ideas!! What would you recommend for someone who has a collection of over 500 vinyl records?
I would go with the IKEA Kallax (sp?). I have over 2000 and use four various units. Easier and cheaper than building your own.
I always say the options/ best method for storage revolves around two questoins. 1. What is the space you want to use for storage (ie, wall,corner, room, etc). 2. How much of a desire do you have to use albums/album artwork as part of your decor?
I have just over 3600 lps and I could EASILY store them on two Ikea 5x5 cube shelves...but....I choose to use music/vinyl as more of a decor of my place so I stored my collection in a much more less efficient manner to take advantage of using the storage/vinyl as "art".
So to answer your question....500 records? To you want them store to conserve space, or do you want them to pop and be a part of your decorating. That will determine a lot about storage :)
You forgot to mention mid-century modern teak and walnut credenzas! These hold a lot of records and aren't ugly like Ikea shelving. I wish I had the room for one in my small room.
my bad
Certain military ammo cases work nicely for transporting 33s and 45s on the go, if you have a portable turntable (like I do).
Yes because this is what buying and listening to music on vinyl is all about. Interior decorating!
Who are you to tell anyone how to enjoy vinyls?
uhh it makes sense to buy vinyls to listen to them, not just put them in a book cases because you are a hipster
How does collecting anything make sense? How does collecting vinyls make sense? You could just download the songs for free with a better quality
I ask again, who the hell are you to tell people how to spend their money?
uhhhh 1 im not telling anyone how to spend their money, i was talking about the purpose of buying a vinyl is not to hang the cover up on a wall and never listen to it. and 2 i have a bachelors degree in audio engineering. so listening to an mp3 on colored beats(shit) headphones is better sound quality? so why do audiophiles prefer listening to vinyls on flat speakers or headphones instead of digital 1's and 0's?
i have a bachelors degree in audio engineering
Good for you, you still seem like a complete idiot
I never expected to see a Sadogoat EP in this video wtf
Great ideas! FYI: the Ikea stool is MOLGER, not "molder."
great video
Crackle and hum? I thought this was annoying at first then heard or say this. Guess what, you're doing it wrong. This is for target shoppers..... Nothing to see here, unless you're buying Taylor Swift on vinyl.
C Burkens my libary
Obviously, you don't have 1500 albums, 1500 45rpms, and 1000 CD's to contend with.
I feel the pain!
Habitat for Humanity Restore for mismatched cabinet doors. Perfect.
how'd you get a 1 by 5 compartment kallax? I've only seen 1 by 4.
I think the 1x5 is in 0:41
at 0:50
That black metal table sounds kvlt
Hey guys! I made a documentary style short film last year about record collectors called "Gathering Grooves"! It was my major work for university last year, it's on my channel!
Okay. Vinyl needs to be organised ALPHABETICALLY. 😂😂😂
mine r in a blue milk crate. theyre happy
Walmart 2 cube storage was $ 20.00 on sale, perfect . Free shipping.....
OR you can buy affordable storage bins from Walmart and still looking very nice. 20 dollars at most
What shelves were those?
Sefour studio DJ cubes are great for records $40 a pop on Amazon.
old plastic milk crates
Well that was fun...
What kind of draws did you store your records in? IKEA?
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Try the Lekman and insert dem in the Kallax. Right now Ikea have White and Red
OMG! $50 for a small record box??? I get mine for ~$6 in antique stores... Always a good way to store vinyl 45s tho.
Tip! Don't use white font on a white background.
Records should not crackle, fuzz or hum.
*If it does, you're doing something wrong:*
1. You're too lazy to properly clean the record (most common)
2. The (old) record is damaged or worn out
3. The (new) record is charged with static electricity
4. The stylus is worn out
5. You have a ground loop
6. You're using the record player too close to other electrical appliances
drawers are a no go unless you have rails made from superman's bones and I wouldn't trust my collections on anything less than 18mm, the IKEA units shown bow like crazy Mmmm fractured chipboard.
this video is screaming basic white girl
When I heard the word nostalgia, I just knew it was some white girl.
I don't get what's unspeakable about IKEA'S molder stool?
I have about at least 966 vinyl lp records
$50 for a 45 box on Etsy? Gee, that's only about $45 too much. What a deal!
I hate flipping records over. Idk why people think it's the greatest. That whole "ritual" thing is overrated. I just love the sound and they are cool just because.
yea I agree, but it's nice having just four or five songs per side and the way you choose the track or part by placing the needle directly on the spot to play instead of skipping through or pressing next. I love that
On many albums songs were put into an order, a journey .. when i listen to a cd or complete album online i can hear where side one ends and side two begins the album theme again
It's all the same damn thing. Stop splitting hairs.
Especially if you wanna nap while listening to them
Listening to an album from start to finish just has a boring feel to me. I'm too impatient so I collect 45s instead (better music on them anyway...)
Jk, I like both but I prefer 45s.
Dont stack your records that causes them to warp and cannot be fixed
thanks for the nice ideas.
I need ideas for my 45
I see beastie boys I click
please, name of music into?
Vinyl is not about vintage and modern. It's just for people who really love music and want to experience it in its purest form
the name simp home definitely didnt age well lol
S'more storage ideas
too bad milk crates are too small to store albums now...
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Hipstermania! Tell us how it's done, please.
Or, if you’re like me, just get milk crates from your local grocery store for almost free
I can’t find affordable record crates anymore ...
Clean your vinyl with wood glue. as for the storage units shown here. meh.. not good for those really huge collections.
Whoa, I have that Nurds album. I bought it for it's album cover. It's nice to look at ;). The music is fun too.
Milk crates. They are free.
You should not have your records stacked on top of each other like they show here in the drawers.
2:53 that is one br00tal table
3:12 I see Radiohead and Björk yummy
Black metal vinyl storage
For all you “black metal”?
IKEA commercial?
1:56 Abysmal Grief!
Can am lp storage cabinet, thee only way to store vinyl. Check it out.
just an ikea pitch
wonder where she's from .never heard anyone pronunce drawers like that
Ohio
+April Sadowski Is it good if I storage Vinyls and Cds in a cabinet?
Assuming they are upright, aren't tightly packaged, and in low humidity (dry room) away from any kind of heat source. In a cabinet means low exposure to light which is good. High density polyethylene sleeves are the best way to avoid chemical damage (even better than what the records come with).
April Sadowski Thanks a lot :DD
That's how I say it and I'm from Indiana.
Let me save you some time: Boxes, cabinets, frames & shelves are the, "ideas". You know, the same way they've been storing albums for *the* *last* *100* *years* . There, I just saved you 5 minutes. You're welcome.
All my vinyls are P!ATD vinyls except two
Pretty Odd is the best audiophile album ever
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Good ideas generally. But please tell me no one is actually letting kids use your record storage as a bench, swinging their heels back into your vinyl. That's the worst vinyl storage idea I've ever heard.
dana dari pada saat itu adalah yang tidak dalam lagi dan tidak ada sebuah
"Vinyl"
Why does she pronounce IKEA AIKIYA?
Worst "fun" HIPSTER video & suggestions ever, Vintage crap boxes? wood? are you serious? ok IF YOU ARE A SERIOUS COLLECTOR READ THIS: NEVER NEVER use WOOD boxes for your records, wood add acids to the paper and cause damage over time, avoid vintage crap used bad materials boxes, also prevent use shelf racks even if you use outer sleeves, why? records are exposed in shelfs, the solution? is Acid Free Cardboard boxes! keeping your records in acid free boxes are secure to avoiding exposure UV lights, mold, dust and more; add Silica Gel to each box and keep your records room in 35% to 45% relative humidity, 21 Centigrade / 70 Fahrenheit Temperature. I bet your records can lives 100+ years of that way.
Sebastian Spatafore ....dude really I’ve been collecting and listening to music all my life still have my first album and that’s over 40 years old and never did any of this stupid crap you all talk about the only true thing is yes get them out of the paper sleeves and two yes but them in outer sleeves just take care of your records and they will last a life time lol this guy and a hundred years too funny why don’t you rent them a room Christ it’s vinyl you hipsters really know how to blow everything out of the water clam down and enjoy the music and stop worrying what others have to say
Lmao you’re the reason that record collectors get a bad rep
shopping is not an idea.
All the alphabet tabs at the exact same level? Someone's clearly never used a tabbed filing system before.