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In Reply to: dilemma: Keeping or selling off vinyl & turntable posted by JeffH on May 19, 2015 at 21:06:47:
The LP12, Lingo II, Linto and the lp's are a lifetime investment in your hobby and health that you should never give up unless forced to.
Your hardware is excellent though with the outrageous prices of some cartridges today I would set a maximum price on how much to spend on something that doesn't last as long.
Some of your vinyl will probably never be released on CD or digital or ever sound so good.
If you like computer audio I suggest digitizing your favorite LPs into DSD128 using a Korg MR2000S or better for convenience and to save vinyl and cartridge wear.
Getting up to play records may not be as convenient as computer audio but it keeps the body moving, which you should appreciate if it keeps you healthy (from being a couch potato for hours).
Lastly, you have kids and grandkids that may appreciate having something that you held so dear and cannot be easily replaced.
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- Big mistake unless you desperately need the money - audiozorro 12:27:37 05/20/15 (0)
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