When it comes to an old-school look, you won’t find one that beats the Vasagle. It looks antique though is brand new. It doesn’t hold a lot of records, but it can definitely stand out as a centerpiece to hold the best pieces of your collection. It’s a minimalist approach to record storage that doesn’t skip over the aesthetic allure that so many collectors desire. Record player stands made from solid wood or metal will generally be higher end products, and cost more. The unit is heavy- about 90 pounds so be prepared if you think you’ll need some assistance when it comes to moving it. This wooden stand by Victrola may be number 13 on our list but don’t underestimate it. This stand is for the simpleton- it’s the perfect classic wooden record shelf that allows the collection to shine. It’s compact in size so it will fit anywhere you need it to and can be transported easily. Have a budget for the record player stand you want to buy. Bear in mind that a long-lasting record player stand might cost you a pretty penny. But it will be well worth it in the long run.

The Sekey Home End Table is more like a piece of furniture that many record enthusiasts are turning into a small, convenient music center. Shelving: Take inventory of what you have, and more importantly, what you’re planning to get in the future as your collection grows. Will you be adding a bigger receiver? More records? Also make sure there’s enough headroom if your record player has a hinged top and needs space to open up. Even for players that don’t have a connected top, leave some room for whatever kind of covering goes over it to keep the dust and debris away. So, before purchasing a record player stand, confirm the length, width, and height of your record player. Which will ensure you buy a stand that’s appropriate and spacious enough to hold your player. The only downside is its not so practical for storing your record collection, especially if it’s as big as mine!! It’s spacious and includes compartments that accommodate not only a record player but all your peripherals.We made it to number one! This Deluxe Vinyl Display takes the cake and is for a serious collector. It will store over 400 records and presents the records in a forward-facing fashion making for a cool display and easy access without having to take the records out of the shelves. We know you love vinyl, we do too. And as true lovers of vinyl, we know that nothing feels quite as good as organizing (and reorganizing) your sweet collection on a record player stand that further represents your style. However, while it may be a taller piece, complete with legs, it isn’t that wide so would work great in smaller rooms or apartments. It’s a vertical setup, and you can get around 70 LPs in here.

Probably the most unique player stand on the list, the Lumiwood doesn’t look like it would be overly sturdy but is. It is made out of solid oak with wire legs that really stand up well. You’re not going to be storing a very large record collection here, but it makes an ideal show-piece for people who want a turntable showcased in a room with some quality records underneath. Delivery can be slower than other stands on our list as each piece is handmade and shipped from Russia. A turntable stand and not a record storage piece, the Crosley Brooklyn is for the player enthusiast who wishes to showcase his or her actual player. The retro, mid century feel of this shelf is one of the coolest things about it. You’ll have an exposed shelf to store your most frequently used or favorite records and unexposed shelving on the bottom for those that need extra-protection or don’t get taken out too often.The construction is sturdy and durable with accommodation for records, a record player, and an additional shelf for an external amplifier if needed.