How many vinyl albums do you own you listen to?

I have around 4,000 LPs -  classical, jazz and pop. The movers messed up my filing when we moved a few years ago, and we have just finished resorting. I took the opportunity to sift for duplicates and albums I really didn't want to keep and am sending 6 moving boxes to the local vinyl store.

And yes, when I have the time to sit down and do serious listening, it is almost always to vinyl. I have as large a digital collection and it gets used for background and for serious listening when I don't have the material duplicated on vinyl.

I've got about 500 or so; used to have way more than that before I sold a bunch when CD's came out. Most of what I have are ones I got for free when I was in the record business in the 70's and early 80's. Sometimes I look for newer things, but not very often...

I have around 500 vinyl LP’s. I would have at least another 200 if not for a flood about 25 years ago. The flood carried off the vinyl records I collected during my youth in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. Most of those records were in great shape so that was a tough loss. Around 200 of the LP’s were gifted to me when everyone else was switching to digital. I was the sole analog holdout amongst my friends and acquaintances. Many of the LP’s from friends are not in the best of shape and I’ve spent a good deal of time cleaning them. Very few of my LP’s, maybe only about 15, are reissued recordings pressed within the last 10 years. 
I would say that about 50 of the LP’s get 75% of the play on my turntable. I listen to a lot of jazz and classical on FM and stream some music. When I play my LP’s I really want to listen, so I wind up playing recordings that give me a great deal of pleasure.

703 albums here......over 40 years. A lean collection. 550 of these I purchased at thrift stores, in the epoch when whole NM collections were being dumped. Virtually free. I've only purchased 150 new albums. I have not had a good experience of buying new vinyl without defects, so I mainly concentrate on original issues from the '50s and '60s....jazz and jazz singers. Contemporary jazz I buy always on CD, which has become an excellent medium.

About 300 of which I listen to 90% of them, on the average 4 times a year. I think if you don't listen to them at least once a year, it's a waste of space and $$. Do the math. For me it's more of a limit of what I would play than a top number. Some artists get played more than others (Miles, Steely Dan, Beatles, Wes Montgomery, Milt Jackson, Pat Metheny, Stan Getz, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, Jackson Browne, Coltrane, Grateful Dead, Linda Ronstadt, Boz Scaggs, Jimmy Smith, Dire Straits, Pink Floyd immediately come to mind) and they are rotated almost evenly within each artist collection.

Most are audiophile pressings and I add maybe 10 a year, trying to make sure they will be in the higher playing frequency category.