An audio equipment cabinet is an effective way of organizing all of your digital music components in your media room, providing ample storage and offering a range of features designed to improve your system.
This audio component cabinet features an attractive modern aesthetic with its sleek tempered glass shelves and tubular steel construction, and it boasts easy cable management behind its shelves and front access! Plus, its smooth exterior can only add to its contemporary decor!
Glass doors
Glass door audio equipment cabinets bring sophistication to media stands while protecting electronics from dust. Lockable options prevent kids or pets from fidgeting with them while their stylish silhouette fits seamlessly into most decor styles – ideal for living rooms, family rooms and home offices; plus they can easily hold multiple media devices! Choose from clear or tinted options as well as modern frosted designs – the options for glass doors range from clear to tinted and even frosted options! Choose your desired hue. With their elegant silhouettes stereo cabinets with glass doors integrate beautifully into most home decor styles – be it living rooms, family rooms or home offices while easily housing various media devices – perfect for living rooms, family rooms or home offices and work great anywhere within them!
Opting for a media tower with glass doors offers more storage space and has a more contemporary appearance than traditional TV stands, plus can also store other electronic devices, such as DVD players or gaming consoles. Many models feature caster wheels for easy transportation between rooms. Furthermore, many styles exist to match any interior decor style perfectly.
Some audio equipment cabinets feature adjustable shelves to offer more flexibility while others feature fixed shelf layouts – either can be convenient. These cabinets are perfect for those with limited floor space and come in double and triple wide configurations to accommodate large televisions and stereo component systems.
If you’re in search of sleek and minimal furniture pieces, a black media rack with glass door might just be what you need. Crafted from manufactured wood for optimal stability and equipped with tempered safety glass for secure storage space for all of your AV equipment, its elegant silhouette looks stylish in most rooms while its back panel cutouts allow easy cord management and ventilation – meaning your components may last even longer!
For stylishly displaying your vinyl record collection, this AV furniture may be just what’s needed. Featuring an attractive black wooden frame with tempered glass door and sturdy construction on caster wheels for stability and safety. Plus, its spacious shelves can easily store multiple records while remaining easy to keep clean using damp cloth wipes!
Caster wheels
Addition of caster wheels can make moving audio equipment cabinets much simpler, which can be especially helpful for musicians on the road. Made of heavy-duty materials that can support up to 1500 pounds, they mount easily using mounting kits attached directly to cabinets or standard racks and help ensure straighter standing of all racks and cabinets. Some may believe adding casters would change their amp’s sound, but that is simply not true; all they do is lift off from the floor slightly – this does not cause significant changes to tone or frequency response.
Manufactured wood
Record player cabinets provide the perfect way to store an old turntable safely. With spacious shelves that can hold several hundred records and extra storage for components such as remote controls, cleaning kits and adapters – as well as integrated LED lighting that adds an attractive accent – record player cabinets make for ideal solutions when protecting an antique turntable.
Manufactured wood furniture is an increasingly popular choice for audio component furniture. With its sleek surface and affordable cost compared to solid wood, manufactured wood provides an economical option that’s also water resistant – making it more resilient than many other materials and an excellent budget option for those who want their media equipment in peak condition.
Some manufacturers utilise manufactured wood entirely in their cabinet design while others combine it with solid-wood parts to create durable and stylish pieces that complement almost any decor. Furthermore, it’s easier than solid wood to work with due to no knots or natural grain irregularities and it weighs less, making transport and installation much simpler.
An attractive cabinet can enhance your listening and viewing experiences to their maximum. When looking for one to fit with the decor and style of your home, design is of utmost importance; slim tall cabinets can work wonders in small rooms while wide designs may work better in larger living rooms or basements.
An audio cabinet must be robust enough to protect AV components from harm while fitting seamlessly into your space. A slim, black cabinet would complement most home decors, while having one equipped with a tempered glass door could add safety if children live at your house.
Audio racks come in both contemporary and classic styles to meet any owner’s aesthetic preferences, featuring wood, metal and glass materials for you to select. Some even come equipped with wheels for effortless mobility as well as vented backs for convenient cable management; additionally some models may feature adjustable shelves and drawers to offer added storage space.
LED lighting
LED lighting can make an appealing choice for under cabinet illumination due to its low voltage requirements that run directly off of your existing electricity supply. You have the flexibility of hardwiring it or plugging it in depending on your preference, plus its energy-saving qualities compare favorably with halogens or fluorescents which emit heat when illuminated, producing heat in turn. However, when considering LEDs as part of an under cabinet lighting solution it’s essential to remember their type and its installation can have a major effect on color and brightness in a room!
LED lights come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and colors – some come encased in rope, tape or rigid metal strips – suitable for long sections of illumination; while puck-shaped ones can provide localized illumination. LEDs may be powered either from current from an AC power supply or by batteries; their lifespan largely depends on how often their patterns repeat themselves.
Installing LED lighting into an audio equipment cabinet is straightforward, but care should be taken to avoid peak voltages becoming excessively high. A bridge rectifier and 10uF capacitor should be employed to filter signals and limit current. Next, connect LEDs in series using a resistor – for up to 100W LEDs we suggest using a 1.3K ohm resistor as this should ensure optimal illumination levels.
LED lighting uses considerably less power than incandescent bulbs, yet overloaded circuits can still generate excessive heat and cause fires. Therefore, it is vitally important to know both the fused rating of your power supply and maximum number of fixtures you can daisy-chain together. With an ETC Ion control desk you may connect two LED instruments at the same time using one DMX line; however higher-end shows may require connecting several dozen instruments across several DMX lines.