lately, i've been into trimming the fat, at least with respect to the regular stuff. i can always replace these things later if i regret selling them.
the way i see it, this dj/record collector/bedroom producer craze is at, or nearing, it's peak. how many of these kids have the staying power? in the shadow of the ipod...a small fraction, i'd wager. when their blushing brides tell them to get rid of those "damned, dirty records" a few years from now, the swap meets and record stores are gonna swell with used funk and soul records, various turntables and mixers. without the motivation to try and get the high prices they paid for them and with multiple copies of many titles flooding the market, things will be back down near where they were in the early 90s.
like the cat above said, sell high while they're hot and buy 'em back cheap when things cool down.
the way i see it, this dj/record collector/bedroom producer craze is at, or nearing, it's peak. how many of these kids have the staying power? in the shadow of the ipod...a small fraction, i'd wager. when their blushing brides tell them to get rid of those "damned, dirty records" a few years from now, the swap meets and record stores are gonna swell with used funk and soul records, various turntables and mixers. without the motivation to try and get the high prices they paid for them and with multiple copies of many titles flooding the market, things will be back down near where they were in the early 90s.
like the cat above said, sell high while they're hot and buy 'em back cheap when things cool down.