Will My Turntable Fit?
Will My Turntable Fit?
Find your turntable below. If it's on this list, it fits every turntable station we build.
Fits with room to spare
- Audio-Technica AT-LP60X 14.2" × 14.7"also AT-LP60XBT
- Pro-Ject Debut Carbon EVO 16.3" × 12.6"
- Andover Audio SpinDeck 2 16.5" × 13.4"
- Fluance RT80 – RT85N 16.5" × 14.25"RT80, RT81, RT81+, RT82–RT85
- U-Turn Orbit 16.75" × 12.5"Basic, Plus, Special, Theory
- Sony PS-LX310BT 17" × 14.5"
- Denon DP-300F 17.1" × 15"
Fits, but fills an 18" top edge to edge
These sit fine on any of our stations. On an 18"-wide top they just don't leave much wood showing. Want a little breathing room around your deck? Go wider.
- Rega Planar 1, 2, 3 17.6" × 14.2"
- Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB 17.8" × 13.9"
- Technics SL-1200MK7 17.8" × 13.9"SL-1210MK7, SL-1500C, legacy SL-1200s
Our table sizes
| Piece | Top surface |
|---|---|
| The Turntable Station | 18" × 16" |
| The Irving Turntable Station | 18" × 16" |
| The Elliott Turntable Station | 18" × 16" |
| The HalfStack Turntable Station | 18", 22", or 28" × 16" |
| The Lowboy Deluxe | 32.25" × 16" |
| The Lowboy Turntable Station | 47" × 16" |
Three things worth knowing
All four feet on the top is the test. If the feet are on the wood, the turntable is solid. A dust cover that reaches the edge, or hangs over it a little, is just a look.
Turntable widths include the dust cover. The sizes above are measured across the cover, not the base — so they're the biggest the deck ever gets.
Cables have somewhere to go. Our tops have no back panel, so cords drop straight down. Two decks want a couple of inches between the piece and the wall: the Denon DP-300F, whose plugs sit right at the back edge, and the Pro-Ject Debut Carbon EVO, whose lid swings back past it.
Don't see your turntable?
Send us the make and model, or just the measurements, and we'll tell you straight whether it works. We build custom sizes too — a wider top is one of the easier changes for us to make, and we'll quote it.
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Sizes come from each manufacturer's own spec sheets, checked August 2026. Working with less than an inch to spare? Measure your deck first, or send us a photo and we'll help.
