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<blockquote data-quote="Up Y'oars" data-source="post: 311114" data-attributes="member: 764">Yes, have to stay historically correct.&nbsp; LP's, 45's, and 78's...&nbsp; then to LP's and 8-tracks (click click)... then to LP's and cassettes... then to cd's... now digital.&nbsp;&nbsp; I tossed my cassette player and turn table, but kept the receiver/amp and equalizer.&nbsp;&nbsp; Eight years ago I purchased a turn table that can also record music to .mp3 format.&nbsp; Haven't even opened that box up yet!&nbsp; I should do that and play some vinyl as I still have every album I've ever grew up with...&nbsp; Probably 250 albums from the later 70's and into the 80's.I know of a guy, who's a few years older than I, that bought TWO of every Beatles albums.&nbsp; I opened one of each and kept the other sealed albums in a safe.&nbsp;&nbsp; Can you imagine of those price valuations today?&nbsp; An unopened Beatles album??????&nbsp; I wonder if he still owns those or finally sold them off to a dealer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Up Y'oars, post: 311114, member: 764"] Yes, have to stay historically correct. LP's, 45's, and 78's... then to LP's and 8-tracks (click click)... then to LP's and cassettes... then to cd's... now digital. I tossed my cassette player and turn table, but kept the receiver/amp and equalizer. Eight years ago I purchased a turn table that can also record music to .mp3 format. Haven't even opened that box up yet! I should do that and play some vinyl as I still have every album I've ever grew up with... Probably 250 albums from the later 70's and into the 80's. I know of a guy, who's a few years older than I, that bought TWO of every Beatles albums. I opened one of each and kept the other sealed albums in a safe. Can you imagine of those price valuations today? An unopened Beatles album?????? I wonder if he still owns those or finally sold them off to a dealer. [/QUOTE]

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