Hi
At the moment I own no form of Hi-Fi to play CD's. I basically listen
to all of my music on the computer via my TV screen/monitor (it's a 19"
LG LCD TV but also works as my computer monitor, I just
use the TV speakers). I basically just use Spotify these days for my
music, or rip a CD (on the very rare occassion that I do buy one, as I
said, Spotify is a lot easier way to go about listening to music,
especially as it is free) onto the computer and then it just sits on
the shelf gathering dust. This is the main reason I've stopped buying
music to be honest.
I decided I might try and put together a turntable setup and start
collecting vinyl's instead, as it's something new to me and a bit
different, vinyl's will get played and it will reignite my interest and
buying of music. I have a budget of about £100, give or take a bit.
My question is, is it worth trying to start a vinyl collection now and
setup a turntable/amp/speakers for £100 or should I just get a proper
CD Hi-Fi system and start buying CD's again? As a Hi-Fi will no doubt
get used if I do buy one, I just don't know which to go for. On the
one hand a lot of people say that vinyl is pretty useless because it
eventually wears out and you will have to rebuy everything, and you
could wear out a 'rare' title etc. But others seem to love vinyl and
say there is a big difference from CD and that it has a certain unique
quality, it seems a lot more 'collectible' as a format and just
something a bit different for me.
So what would you suggest, bearing in mind the £100 budget (I can possibly stretch to about £110-£120 or so).
Thanks for your help.
At the moment I own no form of Hi-Fi to play CD's. I basically listen
to all of my music on the computer via my TV screen/monitor (it's a 19"
LG LCD TV but also works as my computer monitor, I just
use the TV speakers). I basically just use Spotify these days for my
music, or rip a CD (on the very rare occassion that I do buy one, as I
said, Spotify is a lot easier way to go about listening to music,
especially as it is free) onto the computer and then it just sits on
the shelf gathering dust. This is the main reason I've stopped buying
music to be honest.
I decided I might try and put together a turntable setup and start
collecting vinyl's instead, as it's something new to me and a bit
different, vinyl's will get played and it will reignite my interest and
buying of music. I have a budget of about £100, give or take a bit.
My question is, is it worth trying to start a vinyl collection now and
setup a turntable/amp/speakers for £100 or should I just get a proper
CD Hi-Fi system and start buying CD's again? As a Hi-Fi will no doubt
get used if I do buy one, I just don't know which to go for. On the
one hand a lot of people say that vinyl is pretty useless because it
eventually wears out and you will have to rebuy everything, and you
could wear out a 'rare' title etc. But others seem to love vinyl and
say there is a big difference from CD and that it has a certain unique
quality, it seems a lot more 'collectible' as a format and just
something a bit different for me.
So what would you suggest, bearing in mind the £100 budget (I can possibly stretch to about £110-£120 or so).
Thanks for your help.