The World Is Getting Older Vinyl

New vinyl that is 180g or 200g audiophile is usually quieter than old lps were when they were new.

The world is getting older vinyl.

But its not always the case. By 2050 there will be almost this many 120 million living in china alone and 434 million people in this age group worldwide. Eli as i forgot to. And at an oldies record store in my area i saw some going for hundreds of dollars.

By 2050 80 of all older people will live in low and middle income countries. While many albums aren t worth much especially if they aren t in great condition many are worth quite a bit. There is a resurgence in vinyl. I can even hear it in 80 s and 90 s vinyl.

The pace of population ageing around the world is also increasing dramatically. If your world is smaller you can do more when you feel like it less when you don t. Even my 17 year old is getting into them. I don t usually like the sound of digitally processed vinyl it can sound sterile.

Also apologies to mr. Thank s for ur reply i would have to add that the new vinyl is some what have a different sound all together as the original album case in point deep purple i have both new and old and the old is way better sounding than the new as u look at the new vinyl in the light i have notice little holes in the recored in it self but not all new ones has it i still take the new vinyl over cd or. That said quality control is not what it could be what you get can be luck of the draw. An example of an autographed record.

Chemikal underground records heavy weight vinyl 3lp limited edition includes 12 x 12 booklet with lyrics and sheet music stereo eu review everything s getting older you can almost hear aidan moffat sigh quietly repeating it muttering it with an embittered acceptance. Today 125 million people are aged 80 years or older. This is a case where age can affect vinyl records value as the older an album is the harder it is to find a copy that has never been opened or played. Sealed copies of older albums by the beatles might sell for as much as ten times the price of an opened example for instance.

The world population is aging more quickly than ever before and governments are facing unexpected challenges as they try to meet the social and healthcare needs of this unique population.