Look this great record collector!

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<center <strong <i Do people still listen to music on vinyl?</i </strong </center

Well, yes, it seems that this trend is making a comeback despite the AI era. In fact, I have seen many sites on Amazon that are selling record players again, but more modern, still capable of playing music through the grooves of a piece of vinyl.

Maybe many of you reading this post are familiar with vinyl records, but maybe not. Maybe you are a millennial and these are "vintage" items.

On one of my many journeys, I was lucky enough to meet a great record collector. He has more than 10 thousand pieces of various musical genres in many languages.

This is a collection that takes up a lot of space. The records are well organized. There are rooms for listening to the records.

Some of these records are available for sale. Prices vary depending on the genre of music, the rarity of the record, and the availability of copies in the collection. Other records are for display only.

The owner of this collection has a preference for certain genres of music, such as reggae, but you are free to listen to whatever you like.

The great thing about this place is that they have well-preserved record players and the old loudspeakers. These are a rare artifacts for today, as most of the equipment used to enjoy music fits in a single pocket. Nevertheless, it is interesting to see these devices, you feel like you have traveled back in time. However, I observed some CDs on a loudspeaker... it was like a portal to the future 😆😆😆

Maintaining a collection like this is hard work, as the records need to be checked and dusted from time to time, even though they are in their cases. A special product is applied to them to prevent them from being damaged by humidity.

Many of these records have been acquired by their owner at various local fairs and even while he has been on trips to different countries.

The record collection has inspired its owner to look for older and more colorful loudspeakers and record players to turn this place into a mini-museum of records.

<center <strong <i I wish this collector good luck with his project!</i </strong </center

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@ivankapics photo collection copyright.</i

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