Couldn't find the two smaller speakers in the storage unit but these two behemoths were right up front. One step closer to having my full set up back \m/
The Who - Tommy The Who - meaty beaty big and bouncy Soundtrack from the film Led Zeppelin - song remains the same 24 artist record called "heavy metal" grabbed 2 copies somehow Slayer Live Undead (no cover) Saturday night fever soundtrack Eagles - Long run Best of The Doors The Doors - The Doors The Beatles - Introducing the Beatles The Beatles- let it be The Beatles - live at the star club in Hamburg Germany 1962 Aerosmith - Live Dr Dementos Delights Bob Dylan's greatest hits Van Halen - Diver Down Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak Elton John - Greatest Hits George Harrison Eagles Metal Mayhem - Heavy 2
seems cool but vinyl weighs heavy af. as long as the plywood bottoms are thick enough and theres extra L bracket support on them they should be ok. but yeah that stuff weighs down a lot.
3/4" plywood is pretty sturdy, and the basic box structure gives it plenty of structural integrity as well. Enough people have built them and modified them in various ways that I'm not too concerned. This design also let's you have the place you get the wood from make the major cuts so it's easier for people without a lot of tools (aka you guys) to build.
My first stack of records came with a nice wooden crate to keep them in but it's 3 feet long, on the ground, and heavy as hell. It's OK for now but it's not a great long term solution. One of these on each side of the stereo cabinet with the speakers capping the ends would be a really nice visual set up for a long term collection like Satan's.
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New stack woot!
The Who - meaty beaty big and bouncy
Soundtrack from the film Led Zeppelin - song remains the same
24 artist record called "heavy metal" grabbed 2 copies somehow
Slayer Live Undead (no cover)
Saturday night fever soundtrack
Eagles - Long run
Best of The Doors
The Doors - The Doors
The Beatles - Introducing the Beatles
The Beatles- let it be
The Beatles - live at the star club in Hamburg Germany 1962
Aerosmith - Live
Dr Dementos Delights
Bob Dylan's greatest hits
Van Halen - Diver Down
Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
Elton John - Greatest Hits
George Harrison
Eagles
Metal Mayhem - Heavy 2
All for just under $60
Tempted to make one.
My first stack of records came with a nice wooden crate to keep them in but it's 3 feet long, on the ground, and heavy as hell. It's OK for now but it's not a great long term solution. One of these on each side of the stereo cabinet with the speakers capping the ends would be a really nice visual set up for a long term collection like Satan's.
Original thread - http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/record-bin-from-single-4-x-8-sheet-of-plywood-plans.337891/
>start collecting
>one week later
>101 records
3/4 all day. Add some casters and call it a day.
My gawd dat drum solo... it's like Bonzo was a phenom or something.
I've never heard a lot of these extended live songs.
Fuck me
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/listen-to-black-dog-from-led-zeppelins-the-song-remains-the-same-reissue/
Watch Black Dog If you want, these are still better.
30 minute version of Dazed and Confused
Moby Dick
Woke up to take a shit and decided to check eBay and got those for $46 shipped. Seller says they are in very good to like new condition.
Id say I got a good deal because I’ve looked up the prices of Volume 3 and Iowa before and they usually go for right around $100 each.
I'm glad you've changed your mind after all these years