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The Victrola Vinyl Record Storage and Carrying Case is an essential solution for vinyl enthusiasts who need a reliable, stylish way to protect and organize their collection. Perfectly suited for both casual collectors and those on the go, this case holds over 30 albums and keeps them shielded from dust and environmental debris. While it offers excellent portability and protective features, users should note that the case is sized specifically for standard record collections and may not accommodate oversized box sets or protective outer sleeves on every individual record.
| Model Part Number | VSC-20-BRW |
|---|---|
| Brand | Victrola |
Yes, this case is specifically designed to accommodate standard 12-inch LPs (33 1/3 RPM) as well as 45 and 78 RPM records.
The case is designed to keep dust and debris out, but it is not waterproof. Avoid storing the case in damp areas like basements or near water sources.
Yes, storing them in their original sleeves is recommended, though adding a thin poly-lined sleeve provides extra protection against surface scratches.
The handle is reinforced for the weight of 30-35 records, making it perfectly safe to carry the case when filled to capacity.
Most latches can be tightened by carefully adjusting the screws on the hardware with a standard screwdriver. Ensure you do not overtighten.
Ensure that your record sleeves are perfectly aligned. If the sleeves are slightly wider than the case or if records are tilted, they may block the lid from seating properly.
If you are storing fewer than 30 records, they may slide during transport. Consider adding a stiff piece of cardboard or a dedicated record spacer to fill the gap and keep the records standing upright.
Setting up the case is straightforward: simply open the latches, ensure your records are sleeved, and stack them vertically within the interior compartment. To maintain the case, keep it in a cool, dry environment to prevent moisture buildup. If the exterior gets dusty, wipe it down with a slightly damp, soft microfiber cloth; avoid using harsh chemicals that could degrade the finish of the material. Periodically check the metal hinges and latches to ensure they remain tight and free of debris, which keeps the locking mechanism operating smoothly.
