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Vikramaditya Chavan
How long have you been collecting records?
1 year
How Large is your vinyl collection?
53 Vinyl Records
Tell us your Vinyl Story
About a year back, I attended a listening session of Dark side of the Moon with my friend. By the end of the session, we both were so blown away by the sound. We had never heard the album in the same way.
Thereafter, I went for a party to a friend's place who co-incidentally had a Vinyl collection. He introduced me to revolver club and I instantly ordered my first turntable and a couple of records.
A few months later I met my uncle at a family function and told him about my new obsession with Vinyl. He was nice enough to share his entire collection with me which was lying in his storage at home. I had seen this collection as a child and I thrilled to inherit it. It was a collection of 35 records. I've been buying at least one or two records per month after.
Thereafter, I went for a party to a friend's place who co-incidentally had a Vinyl collection. He introduced me to revolver club and I instantly ordered my first turntable and a couple of records.
A few months later I met my uncle at a family function and told him about my new obsession with Vinyl. He was nice enough to share his entire collection with me which was lying in his storage at home. I had seen this collection as a child and I thrilled to inherit it. It was a collection of 35 records. I've been buying at least one or two records per month after.
Which is the most valuable record in your collection?
Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack since it has emotional valueck
Tell us about your turntable setup.
Marantz TT 5005 and the Edifier 1280DB Speakers
Any advice to people that are about to start their collection?
It's never too late to get into it. Just go with your instincts. If you love music and you are looking to start a hobby that will help you concentrate on one album at a time instead of listing to a million playlists on Spotify, this is the right thing to do. However, you must keep in mind that you need to be patient with it since it requires some investment and good quality equipment and records will never be cheap. Take one step at a time.
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