[Glass] I was looking for a record rack that could hold all of the records I own, with a little room to expand. I actually thought to myself It would be great if I could flip through them, kind of like in the store but then dismissed that idea as too out there for the space I had.
 
Enter the Glorious Record Rack 330. I can flip through the top, and store more records underneath! And it is great quality and was fairly easy to put together. I love how it looks and it fit my tight space perfectly. Similar to what others say, there is no way this could hold 330 records - when they say that it holds 330 12 records maybe they mean those extremely thin 12 singles that they used to put out in the 80s. I could see 330 of those fitting into this. But I would say once I stuff this thing fully, it will probably hold about 210-220 records (and if I were collecting today's records, many of which are 2LPs with gatefold packaging, this would store even less of those).

But I'm thrilled with this. I may order another one for that inevitable time when I run out of room on this one.

[Glass] Easy to put together. Quite heavy for its size.

[Glass] It's getting hard to find sefour storage at a reasonable price, and this solution fit my purpose and provided me an opportunity to organize my setup a little more. I'm very happy with the quality, and I took time to build it, and not rush. Overall I'm extremely happy. Price point was fair for the solution I have.

[Glass] Great quality, I am using it with the Astra 1x1.

[Glass] I just added another rack. Now I have five. My four racks are packed with 750 albums, no where near the advertised 1320. I will say that many of my albums are double albums. I store my records in archival sleeves. I place the sleeved record on the back of the sleeved jacket. This does make the records much thicker than if I just put the record back in its original sleeve. These racks are German engineered and very sturdy.

[Glass] Very good quality, perfect for my records and decoration for my room.

[Glass] pretty solid and fits my records in a nice neat consolidated space. I have bought 7 of these and may buy another if my collection grows in the next year or two.

[Glass] This is my third glorious record box I have purchased. I have an Advanced 110
and a 110. German engineered, so it's easy to set up and is
very sturdy. I think another 330 is in my future! My photo is before I had the third 110.

[Glass] Great! Easy to set up and a must have for the scrim. I use in my studio to smooth out highlights from softboxes. It works beautifully .

[Glass] I have waited a long time for this desk. I wanted to level up my studio, but did a lot of research before I bought this. I looked at a lot of desks, and this one kept rising to the top. It's reasonable price made it more affordable than most, and although the material isn't top notch solid wood, it still looks sleek, and includes professional features. For anyone who writes/mixes/masters all day, this has plenty of work space without bumping into gear, a nice and tidy cable channel hidden in the back, and room for a large keyboard.
It took several hours to put together with 2 people. It was packaged so well that all the scratches and dents on the boxes didn't affect the desk pieces at all. It looks great! I'm very happy with my choice.