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

You can double your collection for $20 at the Record Parlour store in Hollywood, CA.   The Record Parlour@RecordParlour

#FREE #VINYLRECORDS! Take up to 100 #Records w/ any $20 purchase. 40,000+ overstock #LPs #Cassettes and #DJ #Vinyl liquidated at The @RecordParlour Jan 19-21, 2019.  The last time I was there in 2019, I got 155 excellent classical and some pop records for $28 in the store purchase.  The store purchases were four very good condition Ramsey Lewis Jazz ARGO LPs and I forgot what else.  Spend $100 and get 500 free records.  

No way!!! Aren't used records beat up though? That's why I bought a 3 thousand record cleaner. I like my vinyl as quiet as digital. I got it right now pretty close. I have only been buying new records 

Found this thread and started reading with interest as I am on a similar predicament as the OP, just to find out later on pages and pages of childish comments and statements, very disappointing, enjoy your system Jeff, I will start another thread

No record cleaning machine in the world can compensate for what you call “beat up” records. Beat up records are records that have been damaged by worn out styli or incorrect tone arm geometry or too much or too little tracking force. Once LPs are damaged in that way, cleaning them makes no difference. However, a good RCM is useful for cleaning dirty records that you may have purchased second hand. As to the condition of used LPs, if you select carefully and purchase from responsible vendors, you should easily be able to buy very high-quality used LPs that play as if new.

I forgot to mention that any store that sells 100 LPs for $28 cannot rightfully be expected to be a source of mint condition LPs. Or else they are selling polka records.