Today’s the day the big move officially starts, and yeah… it got out of hand fast. I’m packing up 4,000+ records from floor to ceiling—records in the room, outside the room, in corners, even up top with those pretty silver MoFi UHQR spines. This listening room has been my sanctuary for years, so breaking it down is honestly bittersweet, but there’s nothing to it but to do it. In this video I put BCW’s heavy-duty record boxes through a real-world stress test and walk you step-by-step through how I assemble them, load them, label them, and stack them for a safe move. I show a couple simple tricks that make a huge difference—like numbering boxes by IKEA Kallax cube (I literally mark where I started and ended), using a paper clip to keep that little flap from fighting you while you load, and packing records tight by sliding from the bottom to maximize capacity. One box can handle about a full cube, and if you pack smart you can push it to about a cube and a quarter. The goal is simple: keep corners crisp, keep records protected, and make unloading painless in the new listening room.