Wrensilva today introduced Studio, a new record console for design-minded users with a love for music. The company said that the solution is applicable to a wide array of environments, as well as smaller rooms including creative studios, retail and hospitality spaces.

“Studio was built to fit naturally into more spaces. People want music to live with them, not turn into another thing to manage,” said Debra Salyer, co-founder and head of design, Wrensilva. “Designed to bring Wrensilva into a wider range of homes, Studio was shaped by intention at every turn, from material choices to proportion and detail. The result is a timeless piece of furniture that also delivers an incredible music experience.”

Wrensilva said that Studio is handmade in San Diego and measures 31 inches wide by 17 inches deep and 33 inches tall. It features a textured door for sound diffraction as well as storage for 40 albums. The company said that its signature sound was shaped in partnership with Manny Marroquin, Giles Martin and other trusted friends from the music community.

The record console utilizes a Wrensilva 100-watt per channel Class D amplifier to power custom 2-way bass reflex speakers as well as an Ortofon 2M Red cartridge for immersive listening experiences. The solution allows for switching between vinyl, Bluetooth, auxiliary or optional Sonos multi-room.

Studio joins the Wrensilva Record Console Collection, which includes the M1 and The Standard. Studio is now available for purchase.