Vinyl's sell for how much?

kind of a bit of a long story ahead (ill try to make it short)
As some might know im really big into LP's got a nice old school looking record player a few years ago and have not stopped building up my music even have alot of video game soundtrack's

a few years ago my grandma pasted away when clearing out her house so we could put it up for sale i came across ALOT of old records being the only on in my big family that still plays records i took them all. and have only know gotten around to looking and playing them all
when i found A first edition 1967 the beatles Magical mystery tour in great shape and the dual 45's looked like they were never played. being not a Beatles fan but knowing their stuff is very popular i look around at prices posted it up and yeah tomorrow ill be going to sell this ,as some one has offered 300 bucks for it ! thats epic .


well thats my main story also wanted to see if any one else is like me and is buying Vinyl's and to tell you the truth its been easily 12 years since i bought a cd... whats in yall's collections
some of mine are

Game
Halo 1 anniversary
Halo 2 Anniversary
Starcraft 2
Bioshock

Older music
Original Dio at donnington UK live 1983 and 1987
Original Rush Moving Pictures
Original Journey Frontiers
close encounters of the third kind 45
Iron Maiden Power slave


Newer
Joe Satriani Surfing with Aliens
Avenged Sevenfold

And much much more

Take pics I'll let u know I sell a lot of vintage vinyl

Some of the Beatles records can be worth a lot. "True" vinyl...in the sense that it was 1st recorded on vinyl is worth the most. The sound is better...."New" vinyl is just digital recorded on vinyl....not the true analog sound.

To each his own but I do not understand the affinity with vinyl records...all this hissing and popping just gets on my nerves. Now I also can't stand the robot voice a lot of these singers use nowadays to cover the fact they can't sing a lick.

What exactly is it that excites you guys about it?

I think its the fact that i'm listening to the same thing my great grandpa listened to back in his younger years kinda makes it cool for me. Or that they can make such sounds just based off of a needle and grooves. The popping and stuff to me is a little vintage, kinda cool.

I don't have one on my phone but i'll post a picture of the one i inherited from my GGrandpa. It's a record player/8 track player. Then i have a portable one that my other GGrandma passed to me. Old school Sears and Roebucks.

SG....True Analog sounds better than digital. Check out the link....I think it will explain it better than I
http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/question487.htm

That's some good info UC. I always thought, new tech = better. Good to know that's not the case with music.

White Stripes new-ish album vinyl is pretty cool. Scratch hologram.
https://youtu.be/FhSSBOSJqvI

EDIT: Also, UC should have noted that the quality difference is only because of media compression. Uncompressed digital audio files are pretty massive/uncommon - but I don't see why the quality would be worse in that case.

Nice article UC

Atrum is correct....In the recording studio these days, the "Masters" are mostly recorded digitally ....then they are compressed for CD's and MP3 format, etc. Neil Young has created a new digital player called PONO that is supposed to capture a greater percentage of the "Masters"....less compression... up to 192kHz/24 bit resolution
https://ponomusic.force.com/ccrz__ProductDetails?viewState=DetailView&cartId=7228e154-6684-47d0-919f-26803852a8ef&sku=NY001&store=ponomusic

Vinyl? Reel to Reel is where it's at!

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lol getting crazy in here