What should my heirs do to dispose of my vinyl and CDs?

@hifiman5 

This is not the first thread I have read lately on what the family should do with a great stereo rig and music collection when the owner is gone.  Two thoughts come to mind.

1.  Find someone in your family you can get interested in your system.  For most, it is a lack of understanding.  As music is a lifelong journey, is their no one that can be started on the path?

2. Sell it off yourself and get a modest system for your final years.  Then give the money to your heirs while you can still watch them enjoy it.  That could bring more joy then the system?

IMHO

Without knowing where you live or the genre, quantity, age or condition of your collection:

 https://djrecordsusa.com/sell-record-collection/

https://www.cashforrecords.com/sell-your-records

@bigtwin Your solution would be my favorite way to go I just don't know if any family member would want my system and software.  My solitary passion.

@rhg3 Two great sources for selling off vinyl and CDs!  Thank you

OP, you might consider cataloging your collection in Discogs.com It's very satisfying and you can export the data in a spreadsheet. 

I understand your situation in that mine mimics yours.

They want to lay claim to my faster cars and prettier firearms, but no interest in anything in my listening room.

That said, a couple of weeks ago, my sixteen year old daughter asked me if she could listen to the album Rumours. I almost fainted. She is a big K-pop fan. So, maybe there is hope.

I don’t think that there’s any way around the fact that this hobby mostly consist of old men. My father died a few years ago and in the last few years of his life he bought over $100,000 of woodworking equipment. None of us had any interest in woodworking. We ended up having someone come in and buy the whole thing for pennies on the dollar. I suspect that’s what will happen unless you sell it off yourself.