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TV and hi-fi units

A TV and hi-fi unit holds the TV, the turntable, the amp and part of your record collection on a single long piece. Our designs of 100 cm and more give enough width to keep things separate: picture on one side, sound and records on the other.

Side doors, central compartments or fabric storage boxes: every product page details the layout and dimensions.

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Oberkampf record player cabinet 100 cm – Concrete grey, in a living room with a turntable and recordsOberkampf record player cabinet 100 cm – Concrete grey, on a white background, three-quarter view

Oberkampf

€289.90

Record player stand with 6 cubbies 100 cm

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Bastille record player stand 121 cm – Smoked oak, in a living room with a turntable and recordsBastille record player stand 121 cm – Smoked oak, on a white background, three-quarter view

Bastille

€169.90

Large hi-fi record player stand 121 cm

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Vaugirard record player stand 100 cm – White, in a living room with a turntable and recordsVaugirard record player stand 100 cm – White, on a white background, three-quarter view

Vaugirard

€219.90

Record player stand on metal legs 100 cm

Bercy hi-fi record cabinet 123 cm in metal and wood, in a living room with a turntable and recordsBercy hi-fi record cabinet 123 cm in metal and wood, on a white background, three-quarter view

Bercy

€129.90

Hi-fi record cabinet with fabric storage 123 cm

One piece for the screen and the music

Putting the TV and the hi-fi on the same unit saves you from filling the living room with furniture. But the width and layout have to allow it.

Measure the usable width

Write down the width of your TV’s stand, the width of the turntable, around 45 cm, and possibly that of a speaker. If it all doesn’t fit on the top with a little margin, you need a longer unit or a turntable placed elsewhere. Bastille offers 121 cm, Bercy 123 cm.

Keep picture and sound apart

The TV in the centre, the turntable on one side, the amp in an open compartment: that’s the simplest layout. On Bastille, the central compartments take the equipment and the two side doors house the records. On Bercy, the turntable sits in the centre, between two fabric storage boxes.

Height and comfort

A low TV unit, around 48 cm, puts the screen at a comfortable height from the sofa. For the turntable, it’s also a pleasant height for seated listening, as long as you don’t mind leaning forward a little to flip the record.

Ventilation and cables

Router, console, amp: components pile up under a TV. Keep them in open compartments, with air above and behind, and gather the cables behind the unit. Don’t put the turntable directly above a component that gets hot.

Vibration

A soundbar or speakers on the same top as the turntable can pass vibrations to the tonearm. Keep them as far away as possible or put them on separate stands.

The weight of the TV

A TV on its stand concentrates its weight on a small area. When the unit’s maximum load is given, check it covers the TV, the turntable and the components in the compartments, and place the TV in the centre, above the most rigid part of the structure.

Record capacity

A 12-inch LP sleeve is around 31.5 cm square; allow roughly 1 cm of width for 3 to 4 records, depending on their weight. Vaugirard, 100 cm, holds up to around 220 LPs in its 4 compartments.

For other large formats, see our large record cabinets or all our hi-fi furniture.