RV, For the reasons you mention re classical music I found I was rarely listening to my LP collection. My CD based system (and CDs) had become quite adequate and I gave my vinyl system and LP's to my grandson in law who just loves them. They now get all the use I wasn't giving them and best of all his interest in classical music has grown immensely. Win - win.
What percentage of the time do you listen to records vs. digital sources?
For those of you that do both, how much time do you spend on each?
I find that even though on my system records sound somewhat better, I listen to streaming and CDs
a greater percentage of the time. Even though I have a large collection of LP’s (I never really gave them up when digital started,) they don’t provide enough variety for me. How much can you listen to old performances when new ones are being released every week? In classical, if you want to hear something new it’s mostly gotta be digital.
I find that even though on my system records sound somewhat better, I listen to streaming and CDs
a greater percentage of the time. Even though I have a large collection of LP’s (I never really gave them up when digital started,) they don’t provide enough variety for me. How much can you listen to old performances when new ones are being released every week? In classical, if you want to hear something new it’s mostly gotta be digital.