Vinyl sales

Not long ago, I broke a 1K cartridge, and unless I get a spare 1K, it's not going to be replaced. It seems that those days when I had a spare 1K are long gone.

I have my records on reel to reel and hard drive, so the only thing I'm missing is getting down to eye level with the cartridge and seeing how smooth that cartridge glided over a record; plus the audio of course; but as far as the sonics, they're no better than my digital; as a matter of fact, CD's have improved, and digital is just as good, if not better.

Thanks for a very good story

Pulled out mu old LP's for the first time in umptteen years and got to say this. They are warmer than even the most recent CD I ahve in the collection. If you can get by the occasional pops

tomcy6...It appears the vinyl revolution may be peaking.  Some of the local record stores are bulging with new releases, and a healthier used vinyl section, but I notice some of the titles sitting for months.  The owner claims sales are robust with consistent turnover. 
I hope the trend continues, as vinyl is my main source of audio.

Long live the LP / 68 years and counting