We're going through this now. We bought this for $70, despite the hype-filled web site, and it really does deliver. (You do need your own turntable, which I infer you don't have, but you might be able to borrow one for the duration.)
I was surprised to learn that some of my LPs are apparently worth non-trivial money, but I haven't decided what to do about that yet. Mostly I think it's interesting but not worth the costs of setting up as a seller somewhere and then dealing with packaging and shipping individual LPs. (They're worth money but not enough money...) I, too, will eventually be looking for non-wasteful ways to relocate our LPs, so I'll be reading comments here to see what non-Boston-specific ideas I can harvest. :-)
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Date: 2008-12-01 12:50 am (UTC)I was surprised to learn that some of my LPs are apparently worth non-trivial money, but I haven't decided what to do about that yet. Mostly I think it's interesting but not worth the costs of setting up as a seller somewhere and then dealing with packaging and shipping individual LPs. (They're worth money but not enough money...) I, too, will eventually be looking for non-wasteful ways to relocate our LPs, so I'll be reading comments here to see what non-Boston-specific ideas I can harvest. :-)