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Is there an end.......ever?

Well I am nearing the point where I am happy with the sound of my system, and starting to funnel my funds into software. I have a modest CD collection and with all of the music out there that I want I don't think I will be happy with my software for a very long time(if ever!). So the question is: are any of you out there happy with the size of your music collection that is to say not buying much if any?

For the record I have 1000+ cd's and could easily make that 5 fold, if I had the money burning a hole in my pocket that bad :) and I am sure I would have missed many "must haves" it is a curse!! Any thoughts please share.
~Tim
tireguy
vegasears
1,173 posts
 
Thanks to the Internet I am buying MORE music now than in the resent years. With my computer I am able to audition a wide range of styles, which has expanded my musical horizon.
ljgj
955 posts
 
I am always looking for something new as far as unigue artists or rare finds of old artist goes. I love my collection of CD's , LPs and SACD's. I spend a great deal of my time now recording mixes of things I like because it is now hard for me to listen to just one artist 's 12-15 songs in a row on one CD.
ljgj
955 posts
 
I am always looking for something new as far as unigue artists or rare finds of old artist goes. I love my collection of CD's , LPs and SACD's. I spend a great deal of my time now recording mixes of things I like because it is now hard for me to listen to just one artist 's 12-15 songs in a row on one CD.
jwaugh
103 posts
 
After ballpark 1300 CDs, I'm in the same spot too... Too much great music and too little time, but I still keep finding other must haves!

Somehow, I doubt it will change if we're both past a thousand already...

Oh well, eh?

Jacob
lugnut
1,190 posts
 
Tim, A short time ago there were a couple of posts asking which you would rather give up....the hardware or the software. Most responded that the music was what was important. That about sums it up. My music library is a reflection of "who" I am, my hardware is a reflection of "what" I am. I get the biggest charge out of my 20 year old daughter's interest in my music. When she suggests I listen to some of her music I can bank on it being something I will enjoy. We NEVER would have connected through the hardware. Keep buying the music. You will never regret it.
Happy listening,
Patrick

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