Do You Regret Selling Your Turntable and Albums ?

Can't operate vinyl anymore. What's the best way to sell without shipping?

Sota Sapphire and 6 carts.

I haven’t culled any of my collections — LPs, CDs, SACDs, a few DVD-As, even about 100 laserdiscs (!) — bc I haven’t moved in 33 yrs and can still climb up and down stairs so don’t plan to vacate my place yet. Everything is organized and stored on shelves so I can still find it all. And since I became a Roon user about 8 yrs ago I really don’t play my digital discs very much anymore. Yet I still keep them on the shelves I did cull the plastic cases of many hundreds of CDs so I could store music by artist and genre in boxes that take up far less space on shelves. Why do I maintain this museum of me? Bc I can and I enjoy it and someday someone will either rejoice or despair at finding it. I advise keeping your LPs. Unless they’re trashed and in that case get rid of them. 

I’ve culled my collection quite a bit and haven’t purchased anything new for myself in a few years. My son received quite a few of my old albums. He asks for recommendations on albums to buy, and I’ve purchased many for him.

Years ago I got rid of 3 or 4 fruit crates of albums. Lots of favorites. 20 years later I ended up purchasing the same content in CD format. Though I would've had to store them for decades, I'd certainly like to have them now. 

I still have my outstanding analog end and 2,000 mostly pristine and audiophile albums. Every few months, I feel that they somehow must sound better in some way. So I spin a disk. Then I listen to the same recording in streaming... and notice, it does not sound better. Then go back to streaming. 

So, I should sell my $45K analog end... but then, I might start getting nostalgic and start thinking vinyl sounds better and start investing again... I guess it is a deterrent to thinking vinyl sounds better, even though I know it is the components that craft the sound not the media...well other than surface noise and pops.  

I know I could put another $12K into a really high end cartridge and have it pull ahead slightly... but then that would only be for my 2,000 albums... if I put in the $12K into my digital end, it could sound a bit better for a million albums. 

So, I should sell it... I guess I am just too lazy.