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This is the Mission-style media library that stores up to 1,044 CDs, 468 DVDs, or 240 VHS tapes. Available exclusively from Hammacher Schlemmer, the unit has eighteen 6 1/2" deep solid-wood shelves that can be raised or lowered to any height, allowing you to create custom storage configurations. The media library is crafted of durable veneers with tempered glass doors and brushed steel door pulls. Its wide base prevents tipping, yet its slender depth keeps it from protruding into your living space. Assembly required. Oak or Walnut. 61 1/2" H x 47 1/2" W x 10 1/2" D. (147 lbs.)
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The Sliding Door 1,044 CD/468 DVD Library comes with The Hammacher Schlemmer Lifetime Guarantee. If this product ever disappoints you, for any reason, you may return your Hammacher Schlemmer purchase for exchange, credit, or refund.
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(8 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
If I had the space I would buy Another
By Jim C
from Thousand Oaks , CA
The primary negative is with the assembly instructions. At no point do they mention that the back panels are to be slid into the groves provided. The instruction go from attaching the top to screwing the back panel to the back brace, no mention of how the panels got there. With the hardware use it is simple enough to remove the top slid in the pack panels and reattach the top.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Clutter is gone, the result Beautiful!
By Jeff
from Los Lunas, NM
The assembly went very well and relatively quickly. The resulting finish has encouraged me to go on to other projects. Next up - a full scale Boeing 737! This might take a bit longer to complete...
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Excellent storage unit
By Leo
from Saint Paul, Minnesota
The storage unit was easily and quickly assembled. I filled it to capacity with DVDs almost immediately; and will probably purchase another one this size of slightly smaller. It is a very attractive unit and functions well.
Beware of the delivery company
By MAG
from RYE, NY
used for organizing
Recommended with caveats
By Marty
from Richmond, VA
I've been looking online for a large capacity CD/DVD storage cabinet for a very long time. This cabinet almost took care of everything I have and looks like a piece of furniture. It's wonderful to be able to organize everything so that you can find what you're looking for quickly. The sliding doors keep the "footprint" small.On the downside, you get what you pay for. It's more expensive than most of what I've seen but still in the affordable range, and for that you may get shelves that are too short to stay on the pegs (or pegs that are too short to hold the shelves) and have to improvise. Also it does have a finish that smells bad but this dissipates after a few days out of the box. My son assembled this for me and found it very frustrating, but he managed to get it together in several hours.
Hammacher Schlemmer Response: Since 1848, generations of customers have trusted Hammacher Schlemmer to offer the highest quality products with service second to none. If a product ever fails to meet your high standards, please do not hesitate to return it under our Lifetime Guarantee. Our customer service team is available at 1-800-321-1484 to assist you.
Good Quality
By Ashtree
from El Paso, Texas
I was a little disappointed that the Walnut Color was not available, when I received the OAK, it was actually OK, but when putting the unit together, I got to the LAST piece to install (one of the sliding doors) and it was Walnut colored. I'm either going to have to "deal with it" or stain the whole unit. I'm not blaming Hammacher, but the manufacturer (or supplier). Otherwise the cabinet is exactly what I wanted.
Happy With Purchase
By Happy Homeowner
from Silver Spring, Md.
This is a quality piece of furniture that does need to be screwed and glued. I had it put together by someone and the shelves collapsed. We then screwed and glued and it is beautiful and sturdy. It is an asset to my living area.
Good product
By Sue
from Willis, TX
* Doors slide easily* Directions not readily available* Directions did not include detail regarding all of the construction
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Excellent item
By liz
from washington, ga
This cabinet is perfect for its intended use and our DVD and some of our CD collection is wonderfully stored. It is a wonderful solution.
really nice piece!!
By Mom and Pop
from Lake forest, Il
went together easily, looks really very nice in the room I ordrer it for. All in all a good quality of furniture.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Saint Leo head coach Lance Randall has announced more additions to his 2011-12 recruiting class as Shaun Adams, Jerrel Harris, Derik Hawkey, Johnny Johnston, Levente Corsavi, Tom Neary and Marcus Ruh have agreed to finish their collegiate careers playing for the Lions.
This group of seven marks the group of transfers that will take to the hardwood beginning in November, continuing to solidify the Randall era in Saint Leo Men's Basketball. Up to this point, the Lions' new coach has added 10 new faces in his first year, including three freshmen announced earlier.
Shaun Adams
6-6 | Jr. | Forward
Liberty, Mo.
Liberty High School | Loyola University Chicago
A multi-sport star in high school (baseball, basketball), Adams was a four-year letterman and a three-year starter. Averaging 16 points per game his junior and season years, the all-state forward finished his career as Liberty's all-time scorer with 1,239 points, assists leader (365) and blocked shots (234). Claiming wide-ranging first team honors, he was tops in his conference and district as a senior.
Coach Randall's Thoughts –
"Shaun is a phenomenal athlete and has the experience of competing every day against Horizon League athletes. He is a gifted passer and has good range from the perimeter. He is very versatile and will be able to be impactive at three positions for us this year. "
Jerrel Harris
5-10 | Jr. | Guard
Milwaukee, Wisc.
Dominican High School | University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point
Harris scored 984 career points and averaged 20 points per game and 4.6 rebounds per game during his senior year at Dominican. He was a first team All-state selection.
In two years at Stevens Point Harris was a first team all WIAC in 2010 and the team's MVP. Averaging 15 points per contest while connecting on 53 percent of his shots from the field, he was 45.8 percent from three point line and 81.3 percent from the charity stripe. He also led the team in assists, steals, field goals made, three-pointers and free throws.
A Second Team All-Region All-America, Harris comes to Saint Leo with national championship experience as he was a member of the Steven Point national title team in 2010.
Coach Randall's Thoughts –
"Jerrel is an explosive athlete with a high major first step. He has great range on his jump shot, knocking down nearly 50 percent of his threes last season. He is a very smart player who consistently makes winning plays on both sides of the ball."
Derik Hawkey
6-2 | Jr. | Guard
Sturgeon Bay, Wisc.
Southern Door High School | University of Minn. – Crookston | Williston State College
After spending his freshman year at the University of Minnesota-Crookston and his sophomore season at Williston State College, Hawkey settles in at Saint Leo as a 6'2", 185lb guard. Named to the Second-Team All-Mon-Dak Conference, he averaged 14 points per game at Williston State.
Originally from Southern Door High School in the Packerland Conference he was the conference's Player of the Year, named All-Conference, All-Area and was a four-year letter winner. Hawkey was one of 30 players in Wisconsin to be nominated for the McDonald's All-American game in 2008. He scored a total of 1,519 points in his high school career and was ranked 42nd by Wisconsin Hoops out of the top 50 players in the state.
Coach Randall's Thoughts –
"Derik is a very versatile offensive basketball player. A very ball tough guard, he can score from a variety of spots on the floor. He was all conference and academic all-conference last year at Williston State College in one of the best leagues in the country."
Johnny Johnston
6-2 | R-Fr. | Guard
Whitefish Bay, Wisc. | University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point
Recruited to play at Stevens Point but medically redshirted after the first week of practice, Johnston was a three year starter in high school and was a first team all-conference performer his senior season, averaging almost 15 points per game. A second team all-league performer as a junior, the Blue Dukes won the North Shore conference title. In 2010, Whitefish Bay fell in the sectional finals to Waukesha Catholic Memorial.
Coach Randall's Thoughts –
"Johnny is an excellent athlete and all-around player. He was first team all-conference in one of the best programs in one of the top leagues in Wisconsin. He had a knack for making big plays in his career at Whitefish Bay high school."
Levente Csorvasi
6-11 | So. | Center
Kecskemet, Hungary
Afeosz | Holy Family University
The tallest player for the Lions in 2011-12, Csorvasi tranfers to Saint Leo from fellow Division II institution Holy Family University where he averaged six points and three rebounds in his first season in the States. He played in all but one of the games for the Tigers and averaged 19 minutes a game.
In Hungary and while playing for the National team he posted impressive numbers averaging nearly 20 points a game behind 51 percent shooting. Despite his near-seven foot frame, he connected on 48 three-pointers and averaged 38 percent shooting from behind the arc.
Coach Randall's Thoughts –
"Levente is a very skilled 6'11". He has shown an ability to make plays from the perimeter and the block. He comes from a great basketball family and has played on the Hungarian Under-18 and Under-20 National team the past few years."
Tom Neary
6-7 | R-Jr. | Forward
Brookfield, Wisc.
Catholic Memorial High School | Loyola University Chicago
After a two-year stint at Loyola, Neary rejoins Coach Randall at Saint Leo for his junior year. Despite a redshirt season in 2010-11, Neary played in 17 games for the Ramblers, coming off the bench to contribute in both seasons.
A McDonald's All-America Basketball Team nominee in 2008 as a standout player in Wisconsin, he averaged over 15 points, eight rebounds and four blocks per game to help Catholic Memorial to a share of the conference title. A first team all-conference and all-county selection in 2007-08 the tall forward was a First Team Division 2 All-State pick by the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association in 2008.
Coach Randall's Thoughts –
"Tom is a gifted athlete with incredible defensive ability. He had a medical redshirt last year but is a smart, tough kid who can impact the game tremendously at both ends of the court."
Marcus Ruh
6-4 | Jr. | Guard
Green Bay, Wisc.
Bay Port High School | University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire
Another Wisconsin transfer, Ruh comes to Saint Leo after leading UW – Eau Claire in points, assists, steals and free throws. He was an Honorable Mention All-WIAC and the team's MVP his sophomore season where he averaged 13 points and three assists per game. Also while at Eau Claire he earned the newcomer of the year honors his freshman season and also served as the team's captain.
A multi-sport star in high school (basketball, soccer), Ruh was an All-State and All-Area player as he earned his first team captain position and was the Team MVP, scoring 13 points per game.
Coach Randall's Thoughts –
"Marcus is as complete a guard as you will find. He can handle, pass, drive it and shoot. He is a very good athlete and an intense competitor. The bottom line is Marcus knows where the ball should go and has the skill set to get it there."
These seven will join the other newcomers as they begin the Saint Leo portion of their careers with the start of the fall semester at Saint Leo in late August.
2011-12 Lions' Recruiting Class:
Shaun Adams
Taylor Bassett
Cale Girten
Angel Gonzalez
Jerrel Harris
Derik Hawkey
Johnny Johnston
Csorvasi Levente
Tom Neary
Marcus Ruh


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haha..he was being funny! At the same time, I have not been wowed in some time either. The day they put OS X on the iPad is the day the world changes again..just like it did in 2007. Until then, the incremental stuff won't cut it. The grumblings will continue until we get that BIG BANG>><<
Feel like Woz dislikes Tim Cook lol, although I agree that the iPad Air isn't anything we weren't expecting.
An iwatch will have everyone wow'ed. I found Apple have finally done something decent this year with the two iPhones and upgrading all their tablet ranges tbh. Don't know what else they can possibly do besides larger storage.
Apple's not big on storage. They want you to rely on their cloud and iTunes.
Case in point: The ridiculous amount of computing power in the new black, tubular Mac "workstations" that come with two (TWO!) graphics cards, 16gb of RAM, and a teeny, tiny 256gb SSD.
That gave me a good laugh.