🔒 Securely Store and Organize 50 Vinyl Records in Mint Vaultz Locking Record Case (VZ00489) Review

If you've ever owned a Vaultz case, you know what to expect. The sturdy, delicate box holds about 50 records (I haven't filled it to the full yet, so I can't confirm that claim). The combination lock was easy to install, although the dials feel pretty cheap and resist a bit when trying to turn them down. But to be honest, I didn't buy this case because of its lockability. I just wanted something safe for my records that I could put on the floor next to the turntable and not worry about pets…

Vaultz have always made cases that last. I have a few CDs - with vinyl sleeves for CDs or movies. I have had them for 10 years or more and they are in perfect condition, well preserved. case of the same quality. It has enough space to store albums in the cases and free space on the sides. You don't have to worry about your cases bending or having to adjust them to the right size. Combination locks are fine if you want to keep it locked, but if you don't then just know that deadbolts are very…

This device looks great, has a soft interior and fits comfortably in full-size discs in cases/album inserts without being cramped. Laserdiscs are also perfect. It has no strange odors or outgassing and appears to be intelligently composed. It's very heavy when fully loaded and the cheap plastic handle and small handle hinges don't look strong enough to support that kind of weight. Also, the combination lock mechanism "floats" behind the adhesive strips and isn't actually attached to the box, so