Description
BDI Corridor Media 8172 Audio Tower & Stereo Cabinet
The Corridor 8172 audio tower and stereo cabinet is an audiophile’s dream. This modern audio rack features adjustable storage for all of your AV components, media, and favorite vinyl records, reversible remote-friendly louvered doors, a concealed power management compartment, and an elegant satin-etched glass top that is the perfect home for your record player. Built-in ventilation promotes airflow to keep your electronics cool and protected. Part of the award-winning Corridor Media Collection.
FEATURES
- Hidden wheels
- Adjustable shelves
- Removable back panels
- Flow-through ventilation
- Cable management
- Tempered glass top
- Materials: stained solid wood, satin-etched tempered glass, hardwood veneer, powder coated steel
- Louvered doors ensure that all components and media stay neatly out-of-sight but within easy reach
- Tower’s satin-etched glass top conceals a power management compartment allowing placement of a power strip (not included) to keep your cables organized
- Flow through ventilation – promotes airflow ensuring that components stay protected but not stifled
- Reversible door – you can position the door to open from the left or the right allowing you to always have convenience access
- Louvered doors conceal a host of storage for your gear, LPs, and more, keeping them out of sight but easily accessible by remote control
- 3 adjustable shelves; top shelf capacity 50 pounds
- 4 – 6 component capacity
- Dimensions: 44.75″h x 22″w x 22″d
- Weight: 127 lbs
MANUALS
- User Manual
WOOD FINISHES
BDI’s wood finishes feature natural hardwood solids and veneers. Wood is a product of nature and—unlike man-made materials that can be manufactured to strict and consistent specifications—has natural imperfections that are part of its appeal and character. Every piece of wood differs from every other, even when coming from the very same tree. As such, variation in grain, texture, and tone should be expected from one panel or piece of furniture to the next. It is this variation that separates natural wood from an engineered product, and variations should be expected as part of the beauty of a real wood finish.
