In-wall Stereo Cabinet

[Scott Coffelt]

I built for a client a few months back but forgot to take pics. Stopped by last week and here is a shot. It is made from Oak painted gloss black. Glass shelves and a light to add a little accent. The clients 1.2 basement is behind the cabinet, so I built a rear access door and it has built in wire management, exhaust fan and power. Eventually, he wants a DVD storage unit built along side it.

Oh, and the turn table slides out for easy access.

[Dick Parr]

Nice job Scott, it looks good.

[Steve Clardy]

Looks great Scott. Yea, it's black alright.

[Jim Becker]

Very nice cabinet and installation. (My turntable is still in a box from moving here...4 1/2 years ago!)

[Kelly C. Hanna]

Very nice work. I like building stereo cabinets and entertainment centers. I am finally able to start the finish work on my Red Oak entertainment "wall". I should have pics up by the end of this week.

[Kelly C. Hanna]

I don't want to hijack this thread, but I love having a turntable, we collect albums and although we have CD's and music DVD's, we have the most fun listening to the vinyl.

I have built several slide out shelves for other people's turntables, BTW and everyone loves them. I like your use of glass shelves, too.!

[Scott Coffelt]

Actually vinyl is starting to make a comeback, at least I have seen more adds for turntables in many years.

[Wes Bischel]

Scott,

I really like the style of the cabinet. And after fighting with wiring too many times, I'm sure your client will want to kiss you for the rear access door!

Wes

[Scott Coffelt]

He just pays people to come figure it out, he has one heck of a system and really doesn't know much about making it work. The rear access is the only way to build these things. I've seen at least 2 built-in's on new model homes that have no access, when the components get in it is just too dang tight to do anything.

[Byron Trantham]

Nice cabinet. Truly looks built in.

I like vinyl as well. We have over 300 albums most of which have been played maybe 4 time each! "In the old days" I used to record them to reel-to-reel and put them away. Now my turntable sits next to my computer and I rip them to MP3s. Time consuming, but fun.