State of your CD collection pole?
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Sold them allI went digital. I know that most likely hurts the audiophiles ears on here, but it's working out for me.
When I lived in Seattle there was a guy that lived down the block. He would open up his basement for a weekend every few months. Huge collector of vinyl, CDs and DVDs. I sold him my collection when I moved to digital. My Digital collection is now 58,937 items (511.39 GBs). Just too much to keep on the shelf. -
Gave them awayJanet Reno: Threw them all away.
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CDs in original jewel cases proudly displayed
CD is digital. Lulz.alumni94 said:I went digital. I know that most likely hurts the audiophiles ears on here, but it's working out for me.
When I lived in Seattle there was a guy that lived down the block. He would open up his basement for a weekend every few months. Huge collector of vinyl, CDs and DVDs. I sold him my collection when I moved to digital. My Digital collection is now 58,937 items (511.39 GBs). Just too much to keep on the shelf. -
Binders full of CD (jewel cases long gone)Ive got some of those old black binders in a box somewhere collecting dust.
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Gave them awayactually mine is a combo
I have a few CDs still and buy at Half Price Books prior to shutdown.
Gave away a bunch but have them all on a puter. If I look in some storage boxes I might have more.
Lost LPs in a divorce long time ago -
Binders full of CD (jewel cases long gone)My jewel cases lasted until our last move. I lost count of the number o'discs, but I've got 5 big binders, and a couple of little ones for road trips.
edit: I will still run across a couple when I'm digging thru a box looking for something else, and found one under my car seat about a month ago. -
Sitting in a 300 disc CD changer I thought I'd always own...in the attic of my trailer.
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CDs in original jewel cases proudly displayed
For years I had them in binders, but always saved the jewel cases (much to the consternation of Mrs Snow). Alas,my new house in White Wakanda came with some cool built ins where I could display them in all their glory. This is 1/2 of it.Swaye said:Ive got some of those old black binders in a box somewhere collecting dust.
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Sold them all
sure.gifYellowSnow said:
CD is digital. Lulz.alumni94 said:I went digital. I know that most likely hurts the audiophiles ears on here, but it's working out for me.
When I lived in Seattle there was a guy that lived down the block. He would open up his basement for a weekend every few months. Huge collector of vinyl, CDs and DVDs. I sold him my collection when I moved to digital. My Digital collection is now 58,937 items (511.39 GBs). Just too much to keep on the shelf.
mp3 then. -
CDs in original jewel cases proudly displayed
If money was no object, I would love to have a high end DAC / Music streamer chock block full of higher res (than CD) digital files. But to download those is expensive. Usually $20.00 to $24.00 per album.alumni94 said:
sure.gifYellowSnow said:
CD is digital. Lulz.alumni94 said:I went digital. I know that most likely hurts the audiophiles ears on here, but it's working out for me.
When I lived in Seattle there was a guy that lived down the block. He would open up his basement for a weekend every few months. Huge collector of vinyl, CDs and DVDs. I sold him my collection when I moved to digital. My Digital collection is now 58,937 items (511.39 GBs). Just too much to keep on the shelf.
mp3 then.
Most of my serious listening is still analogue, but I find myself having to use the CD player a lot whenever the kids are around in the living room. Vinyl and small kids don't pair well. My CD player has a good DAC and USB input but Spotify still sounds like shit through it. So I rarely stream anything on my stereo.
