Reddit reviews Aiwa HV-MX100 Hi-Fi Multi-System VCR
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Home theater-ready hi-fi stereo VCRFive language on-screen displayCompatible with NTSC/PAL/SECAM systems and tapes5-speed playback capabilityFront audio/video jacks for convenient peripheral hookup
>I'm guessing this unit is made particle board? It has very little structural integrity... that's why this type of stuff is so cheap.
Yup. I would have been happy to spend more, but this was the only TV stand that had the space and shelves that I wanted.
>Anyway... It's a little hard to tell exactly what's going on from the pic but I think the whole thing is sagging. Meaning the bottom panel as well as the top. That amp must be heavy.
I think you're onto something here! I scanned in the page from the manual that describes the various weight limits, here. My receiver, a Denon AVR-S900W, weighs 21 lbs. I'm not sure what "50 lbs total" is supposed to mean but if it means the combined weight on all the shelves in the centre section, then I should be within spec - the next heaviest item is an Aiwa MX100 VCR which according to Amazon weighs 11 lbs. The only other devices are a cable box (under 10 lbs) and a slimline Blu-ray player.
Of course, regardless of specs, some sagging is happening...
>Check the measurement from the floor to the underside of the bottom panel at the ends of the unit. Then check it in the middle. Is it different?
Yes it is! By about 5mm.
>The easy fix is to cut two pieces of wood or something to what the height should be. Position them underneath where the two interior partitions are. If you have no wood or the means to cut it, just stack up some old books or something. The idea is simply to provide support for the two interior partitions which should then provide better support for the top. Good luck.
I'll give that a try. Thanks a lot for your help. And to everyone else in this thread for your replies!