OK a quite a few of us here think that Class D may have already surpassed Class A/B in at least a few instances. It seems that the people critical of Class D amps haven't given them a fair shake/listen (and people please stop referring to them as 'digital amps' as they are not in any way way such). D class has come a long ways in the past 5 years. I liked some characteristics of D Class back then - great high frequency reproduction/detail but I felt a lack of imaging and sound-stage. That has changed with my NAD M22. Not fair to criticize it (Class D) unless you've recently checked it out (which I doubt many of its critics have).
As far as vinyl - I have a small record shop within an antique/collectibles shop I own in S. Jersey and I am doing more than quite well selling vinyl to both Millennials and Baby Boomers. Maybe it lasts, maybe not but vinyl is HOT right now and has been for the 3 years I've been doing this. My shop is small and quite diversified and we do well but vinyl is our biggest draw. I specialize in Classic 60s-80s rock in VG+ or better condition and it's cool to see the following we have now in less than six months in business.
As far as vinyl - I have a small record shop within an antique/collectibles shop I own in S. Jersey and I am doing more than quite well selling vinyl to both Millennials and Baby Boomers. Maybe it lasts, maybe not but vinyl is HOT right now and has been for the 3 years I've been doing this. My shop is small and quite diversified and we do well but vinyl is our biggest draw. I specialize in Classic 60s-80s rock in VG+ or better condition and it's cool to see the following we have now in less than six months in business.