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How I Ended Up With 700 CDs Worth of Sony CD Changers in My Living Room

2026-06-03T11:14:55-06:00June 1, 2026|Compact Disc, What's New|

A thrift store RCA CD changer kicked off a chain reaction that led to a daisy-chained Sony 300 and 400 CD changer system—and a 700-disc living room library I never planned to build.

Record Storage: Shelving, Cabinets & Display Solutions for Vinyl Collections

2026-06-16T10:43:39-06:00June 1, 2026|Buying & Collecting Vinyl LP Records, What's New|

Looking for the best way to store your vinyl collection? Learn about IKEA Kallax shelves, Crosley storage furniture, credenzas, and other record storage solutions that keep your LPs organized, protected, and easy to browse.

How to Connect a Turntable to a Receiver (Phono Input vs Phono Preamp Explained)

2026-06-15T15:40:02-06:00May 31, 2026|Buying & Collecting Vinyl LP Records, Turntables & Audio Gear, What's New|

Trying to hook up a turntable can be confusing if you don't have the right equipment. Do I need a phono preamp? Does my turntable have one? Learn more...

Hidden Gems

2026-06-15T14:13:51-06:00May 31, 2026|Buying & Collecting Vinyl LP Records, Spotlight: Top Record Store, Vinyl Culture, What's New|

Discover Denver’s best hidden gem record stores, from curated vinyl shops to underground crate-digging favorites. Explore Invincible Vinyl, Recollect Records, Chain Reaction Records, Angelo’s, and more.

Why Gen Z Says “Vinyls” (And Why Collectors Cringe)

2026-05-30T17:34:31-06:00May 29, 2026|Buying & Collecting Vinyl LP Records, Turntables & Audio Gear, Vinyl Basics, Vinyl Culture, What's New|

Gen Z saying “vinyls” might sound wrong to longtime collectors, but it’s really just proof the format is still alive, evolving, and bringing new people into the hobby. And honestly—that’s a good thing.

Growing Popularity of CDs in the Streaming Age

2026-07-08T10:46:05-06:00February 24, 2023|Compact Disc, What's New|

CDs aren’t just surviving in the streaming age — they’re quietly thriving. As listeners push back against subscription fatigue and digital overload, physical formats that offer ownership and quality are finding new relevance...

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