
Four ways to give a turntable, speakers and a record collection a proper home, from $139 to $499.
Prices and availability checked on 2026-11-11; they may change.
Visit FITUEYESA turntable wants a flat, steady surface, and a record collection wants somewhere dry and within reach. FITUEYES sells furniture built for exactly that, and its current line has four options that overlap just enough to cause confusion: two Eiffel-series record player stands, an Eiffel audio rack and the pricier Picasso cabinet. This guide lays out what each lists on the brand's own pages so you can match a stand to your gear.
Choose by what must sit on top, how many records you own, and whether you need power nearby.




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| Spec | RS05 | RS10 | AS07 | Picasso RS05 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $179 | $269 | $139 | $499 |
| Role | Turntable stand with power | Turntable stand, higher load | 4-tier audio rack | Premium cabinet stand |
| Record storage | Up to 120 | Up to 120 | Not stated | Up to 120, enclosed |
| Top-shelf / load | 110 lbs top shelf | Up to 176 lbs | 110 lbs top and bottom | Up to 100 kg |
| Extras | 2 USB + 2 sockets | Adjustable foot pads | Cable management | Album display |
Source: FITUEYES product pages; "not stated" means the page we read did not list it.
At $179 the RS05 is the entry point for a dedicated record stand. FITUEYES lists room for up to 120 records, two open shelves for an amplifier or speakers, and a power strip built in with two USB ports and two standard sockets, which keeps cables tidy around a turntable and amp. The top shelf is rated for 110 lbs.
The RS10 shares the trapezoidal Eiffel shape and 120-record capacity, but FITUEYES rates it for up to 176 lbs and adds adjustable foot pads to protect floors. The brand's page for it does not mention built-in sockets, so if power on the stand matters, the RS05 is the one that lists it.
This is an audio rack rather than a record cabinet. Its four tiers measure 24 x 20.4 x 30.6 inches and are rated 110, 44, 44 and 110 lbs from top to bottom. Cable management and a spot for a power board on the back suit a stereo stack, and the two middle shelves adjust in height. The page does not state record storage.
The $499 Picasso is the statement piece. Its enclosed cabinet has three sections and holds up to 120 records of 7, 10 and 12 inches, with a front area to show the album that is playing. It supports up to 100 kg and FITUEYES says assembly takes about ten minutes in five steps. You pay for the enclosed storage and styling.
Ready to pick your stand?
The Eiffel AS07 audio rack at $139 when checked; the cheapest record stand is the RS05 at $179.
FITUEYES lists two USB ports and two standard sockets on the Eiffel RS05.
The brand lists up to 120 on the RS05, RS10 and Picasso RS05.
Terms are set by FITUEYES and applied at checkout, so confirm the final price there.