How many CD's will it hold?
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A lot. I would say at least 800, maybe more. There's plenty of shelves and it holds @ 400 DVD s.
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I'm not sure. I haven't stored that many CDs and DVDs yet to be at a point where I'm stacking them.
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Mine fits I think 30-32 normal CD cases so if say probably 40-60 of the slim jewel ones
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The unit comes with fourteen shelves, and, according to my measurements, that should be enough for you to fill it with CD's without additional shelves. I use mine exclusively for DVD's, though, so I can't tell you whether or not the predrilled shelf holes will allow for you to fill it with CD's without any left over spaces. For DVD's, I have five shelves of DVD's on each side and it leaves a small space at the bottom which isn't tall enough to fit a DVD, so I have some DVD's stacked in there horizontally. I hope that helps!
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A 3-row tray holds around 60 DVDs. Don't have CDs but it would be approximately 90 CDs.
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There are 7 loose shelves that came in the box, with the bottom shelf being fixed, since it is the base. I basically set mine up similar to the photo, using 6 shelves positioned to hold CD's and DVD's, with the bottom shelf tall enough to hold VHS tapes. I've probably got around 70 CDs and 6 VHS tapes in mine. Hope this helps. This is a really nice looking unit, easy to assemble, with lots of CD storage in a small space. I have 2 of them.
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Sharon, there are only seven shelves, not eight. As far as cd's go, I have no idea how many it would hold as we're using it for my daughter's VHF/DVD collection, and they tend to take up more room. The width is 13" on the shelves---a CD typically is less than half an inch wide. That should give you an idea of how many the unit would hold. Hope this helps---Mark
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the main unit plays one cd at a time and when you get the extra cd changer,it then will hold four. love mine by the way. Jeannie
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We're using it for CDs. It holds 38 on a shelf with 9 useful shelves. There's one lame shelf that has to have the CDs lying on their sides. So, we have about 350 CDs on it.
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It has seven shelves that you can space any distance apart. I use mine to store DVD's so I only use five shelves but I store over 70 of them. It will hold more CD's since they are smaller. It is a great piece. I highly recommend it!
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Approximately 462, which is 33 on each shelf with 14 shelves (7 on each side). If you want to then stack Cd's flat on top of the regularly stacked ones, it could easily hold up to 600.
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Hello Morgan,I use this beautiful cabinet to store the items from my travels, not CD's but I think only around 100 at the most would work. I saw the other answer sent. I was thinking 20 CDs per shelf and 5 shelves. just an estimate.
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I don't know the answer. I just use my rack for CD's. It's going to be a little more than the number of DVD's it's listed to hold, though. (Blu Ray cases are a little thinner than DVD cases.)
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Correction to my previous answer which was based on CD's not DVD's. I tested with DVD's and each compartment would hold about 4 or a total of 8 for the caddy.
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Hi Lauren,Happy New Year. The response to your question is.It holds 70 DVD's.and one heck of a lot if you use for your music c/d's. I hope this helps.Take care and have a great day!Debra
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You can probably fit up to 350 CDs. It depends on the thickness of the CD cases. I have mostly older CDs with the heavier plastic case and I can fit about 65 per shelf (5 shelves). I bought 2 of these cabinets--one for DVDs and one for CDs. They stand on either side of the fireplace in my family room. They are slim and handsome and fit well in a smaller room. Enjoy!
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Hi Sharon--it has 7 moveable shelves & the bottom attached shelf where you can put things. I use it for DVD's and blue rays and it holds a little more than 75 of those. Will hold lots more CD's I would think. I stack some horizontal on bottom & only use 5 shelves because of DVD/blue ray sizes. I think the ad on Amazon says how many CD's it will hold, if I remember correctly. Hope this helps. Take care--Lyn