How many vinyl albums do you own you listen to?

About 3000. I have easy access to about 300 prime records, so I usually rotate through them. Wish I had easier access to the rest, but they’re on an obstructed bottom shelf.
Lately, however, since I got a new streamer, my primary listening is in streaming. Have to get back to those records!

About 9000. I’ve been collecting since 1973 during a stint in the Navy. The Navy Exchange sold new for $5 a pop back then. During 9 months on Guam we bought a ton of albums. Mostly a 100 70’s RnB and the rest are jazz. We can’t get enough jazz you know.

I have about 2050 cataloged in Discogs and perhaps a thousand or so more that are yet to be cataloged. I buy more every week. I have a an excellent system and prefer vinyl to digital (I also have about 3000 CD's give or take). I started collecting vinyl around age 12, migrated to almost all CD's in the 90's and returned to vinyl (with a vengeance) about a decade ago after setting up my old turntable just to see if I could hear a difference after listening to digital exclusively for almost twenty years. I was floored at how much of the music, presence, dimensionality, and emotion I had been missing when I did that needle-drop. I stopped buying CD's on that day and have been buying new and used vinyl ever since. I've come to the conclusion that life's too short to listen to digital and I prefer the medium over all others-- but it sure took me a long time to realize that!

am right behind @ebm, count wise, have just under 5K, mostly classical and 50s jazz, with about 8% rock/pop. Had to build shelving units to hold them all.