Should I buy a VPI SCOUTMASTER. I OWN 25 RECORDS.

Raul
I understand where you are coming from and the meaning of your post but it comes off as a little harsh .

Every one starts somewhere and not everyone can or is prepared to dive in deep headfirst first time around.

If you shop carefully and wisely for well under $4k you can have good record replay.
Would it fit your view of excellence?
Probably not.
Might it seem excellent to the OP?
Quite possibly not truly having heard $20k worth of analog replay gear.

Sometimes we need to crawl first, then walk before we run yes?

What does it sound like when someone talks and no one is listening? Answer, rauliruegas. Enjoy the music

Dealer demo Rega RP10 with a Benz Micro and a used BAT PHONO PREAMP. 

@jeffvegas I returned to vinyl in the ’90’s. I pulled out a Dual TT which I still had from the 80’s. That was my start again. later a MMF-7, then a VPI ScoutMaster, the ScoutMaster with the better arm & silver cabling before I finally got my Teres. I liked the ScoutMaster & could easily live with the upper end VPI’s. They are good TT. So, yes, the SM is a very good place to start. And don’t forget the importance of the phono preamp. I have the JLTi which has enough stability to run the LOMC cart without loading, which is preferable. BTW, every step up the chain made an improvement
That said, there is a ritual with vinyl. You need to clean them and keep them cleaned. You handle them w/o touching the grooves...EVER!!. They return to the sleeve immediately. The stylus is to be kept clean. Keep track of the hours of play is a good idea also so you can replace the stylus when needed. The cover art was considered very important back in the day. Plus you can read liner notes. Gotta have outter sleeves & inner sleeves if you buy used. I probably missed something. Bottom line, you must love the rituals of vinyl or you won’t like vinyl for long. It’s work and expense. Digital is easy. Vinyl is work and dare I say, a love affair. If you develop the love affair, there is no limit to how good the equipment can be.

I am taking the plunge!!! Love it!! If it takes 10 grand to sound good I will do it!!!