Do You Regret Selling Your Turntable and Albums ?

I have around 1800 records, but over the years, I have culled stuff I don't listen to anymore. There is a middle ground between keeping-tossing it all. So far I have not missed any of the records I let go, but immensely enjoy all the new stuff that I am getting.
I still have some of my teen records, but have discarded many others as well. And just in case I am missing something, I can rather easily buy it again (e.g., Mike Oldfield, Jean Michel Jare, Grateful Dead). Those that are very rare I still keep even if they are not quite up my alley anymore (e.g., Vorkriegsjugend double single, Teufelskraut sampler, Rough Mixes from Switzerland octagonal pink, Sperma "Züripunx/Sinnlos" single: 1 on discogs for $371!!!). 

“Do You Regret Selling Your Turntable and Albums?”

Asked and answered as the saying goes.

Both adult sons getting into vinyl. Onward. 

Hugely regretted selling my vinyl. The floor in our small place was a huge issue (not worth detailing) and I could not get my turntable to work properly. Wall mounting was a solution I did not explore. Dumped my vinyl for a song (ha!) then years later (retired) moved to a solid floor house, updated my system, got back into vinyl and have re-purchased and more… built up a new collection and I miss many of the hard-to-find (some impossible) disks I owned. The ritual, the sound… my latest system far surpasses my older system, Vinyl is almost therapeutic for me. Of course, we all are made of different stuff but if asking for advice… hang on to it for a bit longer. 

I do somewhat regret but the sound is just not to my liking.  I tried it again, bought one TT for 500.00, not good, bought another for 1200.00, not much better.  I gave up and gave my buddy the albums back that I gave him years ago.