Compact, Complete, and Curated: The Groove No.5 - Black Edition

Introducing the Groove No.5 - Black Edition, a 39-inch (100cm) wide console designed to centralize your listening ritual without dominating your room. Engineered for urban living spaces, this unit combines the tactile joy of record store browsing with the clean organization of a dedicated audio cabinet.

Crafted from high-density 18mm FSC Certified Plywood with a sleek water-based black finish, it provides a stable, vibration-dampened foundation for your turntable and amplifier.

Why Choose Groove No.5?

1. The "Flip & Hide" Architecture (Flip-Bin + Drawer) We maximized the functionality of the right-hand module:

Top Flip-Bin: Mimics the record store experience. Flip through your "Now Spinning" playlist or new arrivals face-forward (Capacity: ~60-70 LPs).

Deep Storage Drawer: Located below the bin, this spacious drawer is the perfect hideaway for cleaning kits, spare cables, headphones, or 45 adapters. Keep your setup clutter-free.

2. Audiophile Engineering (Amp Shelf & Airflow) Your gear needs to breathe.

Dedicated Amp Station: The middle shelf on the left side (18cm / 7" high) offers essential headroom for integrated amplifiers or receivers, ensuring proper heat dissipation.

Vibration Control: Unlike standard MDF furniture, our 18mm cross-laminated plywood construction naturally dampens micro-vibrations, ensuring a cleaner soundstage for your turntable.

3. Compact Powerhouse (100cm Width) Designed for efficiency.

High-Density Storage: Despite its compact 1-meter footprint, the Groove No.5 holds approximately 200+ records total (combining the flip-bin and the bottom-left archival shelf).

Structural Integrity: The Minifix cam-lock joinery system ensures the unit remains rock-solid under the weight of your gear and vinyl collection.

Black Edition Aesthetic: We use a premium Water-Based Paint that is safe for your home environment. The deep satin-black finish creates a high-contrast background that makes your album artwork pop, while still revealing the subtle, organic texture of the natural wood grain—proving it's real timber, not plastic.