🏬 Black Two-Sided Rotating Tower Storage Cabinet by Prepac Review

Replace the CD with vinyl and it's 1995 again. That's when I saw the last new vinyl of the CD era. Records weren't allowed to be given away and I've seen them in antique shops for literally $2 a piece. Well, it's a CD today. Personally, I don't prefer one over the other, but I will NEVER stop collecting stupid digital downloads. Where's the fun and adventure in that? Nonetheless, I bought this turret of love to record nearly 500 CDs of alternative rock, classic rock, and Celtic music. I keep my

As many reviews say, the quality of the goods corresponds to the price, but for 62€ everything is fine. The directions aren't very good and it took me a while to figure out which pieces were up, down, and down. Before you start assembling, match the parts to the instructions. The platter is plastic and works well, but the special 'screw' that attaches the bottom to the base of the case is of poor and horrible design. When I assembled mine, I couldn't make a solid connection: the two pieces were

This product took some time to ship and I ended up needing a replacement part which also took some time to ship. The whole process took a good two and a half weeks to finally put the thing together. However, this is a very good DVD rack and fits in almost any corner (if you want to put it in the corner). It spins well and has a multi-year warranty. It's a bit bigger than I imagined, I know the dimensions are clearly stated in the description (but still). The assembly wasn't that bad, 40 minutes