Albums have great cover art so how do you hang albums on the wall.
Is it bad to hang records on the wall.
The acrylic frames from bands on your wall are open at the top.
I love vinyl records for the music first but i thought it would be cool to have an easy way to display and enjoy the amazing album cover art as well.
I first tried using tacks on the outside of the record sleeve to hold them in place which failed miserably.
I picked up sixteen records from the antique store for about 50 cents each.
I tried to pick a few records in each color to add the most impact on the wall.
It seems this might accumulate more dust than a side opening.
Next i tried usi.
Here s how to properly cue up a song on a vinyl record.
I don t know if that was a rip off or a steal but i thought 8 for a big art display wasn t a bad price.
It s quite simple and a diy project that anyone with a level drill screws and pvc edging.
Raise the cueing lever near the base of the tonearm to lift the arm swing the arm above the record and aim the needle so that when the cueing lever is lowered the needle will land in the silent area of the grooves before the start of a track and not in the areas with music.
Since the record owner needs access to the top of the frame to reach the album these frames would need appropriate vertical spacing to avoid the need to remove them from the wall.
All of the record frames i found seemed to lock the albums behind glass making them virtually inaccessible.
A few years ago i moved into a place and i wanted to hang records on my music room wall.
Hanging your records on the wall with specialty frames can be an simple option.
A few months ago i came across a huge load of my dad s old records and decided to hang them up on an empty wall in my room.