How many vinyl albums do you own you listen to?

0. Zero. Don't need 'em - CDs sound superb on my system. I built my system for CD input only and it is wonderful.

I roughly have 600
I listen none and have never missed them
All my listening is thru server - DAC

7 lineal feet. Most of it is ripped, which is FAR more convenient. But records and CDs sometimes sound better than files so I always have the option.

Just passed 2,000. All catalogued as I acquire them. Keeping track of press order, country of origin, artist's discography order, condition of record if less than NM, their estimated value, quality of sound, EQR for exceptional quality recording or QR for a step below. Also notes about what side or part of album is best or specific remarks, i.e. LW for loudness war. All these things make picking up something to play so much easier. And I totally love doing the catalog. It's my hobby, I am fully retired. I have the time. Never could do it while I worked.

A few hundred. Guessing 300-400. These days, I buy only what is not out there as a CD or download and also if there is some classical LP in near-mint condition at Goodwill just to check it. Ok, I bought one recently out of curiosity about a thread on Audiogon (Better Records, truth can be told, or something like that).

Those from Goodwill, I usually listen to once or twice and mostly with dinner. Those I buy because they do not exist in digital format, I play twice. The second time they start existing in digital format and they take on a new and more convenient life.