When it comes to collecting vinyl, there comes a point when you’ve outgrown even what IKEA has to offer and you need to upgrade to more bespoke options. Current shipping and manufacturing crises notwithstanding, that’s about 50-100 full-size records, which Toneoptic can easily tackle with their rpm Special Limited Edition unit you see here. With three dividers, the ability to hold up to 75 records in 12″/10″/7″ sizes, and a unique, rotating platform, this is the absolute best way to display a small collection of vinyl. And if your vinyl collections exceed the maximum size of a single piece, just add a few more Toneoptic vinyl storage setups to your collection so you can upgrade your overall storage collection to display all the hundreds of vinyl records in your lineup.
Toneoptic Has a Whole New Way to Store, Present, and Display Your Vinyl
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