Vinyl Records

Many fans continue to buy vinyl records and collecting them.  Anyone who has the opportunity to hold a Vinyl in their hands for a few moments, even if they have not heard it, can realize that the perception of value as an object that can be collected is greater than that offered by a CD or any digital medium, unless it is a special edition of those that are so well cared for. The size of the disc and the cardboard sleeve that protects it, the image on the cover (which greatly benefits from the larger size of the vinyl), those careful editions with two or more discs inside, the large booklets that incorporate many vinyls and the physical power of modern editions in 180 or 200 grams (those that come from a digital master may not be very interesting, but there are completely analog ones that sound "heart-stopping") are powerful reasons that invite you to collect them.