Investment Return Vinyl Record

Tips for making safe investments in vinyl.

Investment return vinyl record.

Buying vinyl records today is the only way to purchase music that is likely to give you a return on your investment. Or if you re feeling froggy you make a 700 purchase only to see its price plummet in the ensuing months. Records are back in fashion but for how long. Take care of your records and they will last a lifetime.

Vinyl is named after the material records are printed on. In 2017 the cassette format is only available as a sales gimmick and the cd is on its last legs. If you absolutely do not want the record in your collection a few ideas include gifting the record to a fellow vinyl lover selling it on discogs our records usually run for 25 higher than msrp or trading it in at a local record store. If you like music of course it s a good investment.

For young generations it s hard to even imagine that we used to have hard copies of our music. Men i trust oncle jazz picture disc men i trust men i trust. Nevertheless anyone who is today buying with the intention of gaining a return of their investment should seriously consider either finding a room or other space in their home which they can dedicate to storing their records. I have records that are over fifty years old and play like new.

Should i return the damaged copy. You can t resell a digital file and in most cases cds have almost no value on. The return of vinyl records by daniel source here dec 23rd 2017. Today when a record label releases a new or archived album on vinyl they do so to treat the record as a collector s item.

However some industries like the music industry worry about losing a bit of their soul in the process. You ll buy something for 90 one day and it ll be worth 30 the next day. Men i trust lp brand new colors. Many of my records are at least thirty years old.

In 1985 you could buy an album on a cassette cd or record. As fans queue up at music stores around the world for record store day channel 4 news finds out if there really is a vinyl revival on the high street. Nobody is disputing that digitisation is the future. Yet vinyl records and to a lesser extent the cassette and the compact disc.

Vinyl records in 2017 are different from vinyl records in 1985. I received a damaged record and requested a replacement.