Quick Q to see how many on here still play vinly ?

noticed a lack of technics decks in some clubs these days

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I still play vinyl. On rare occasions though, since most people in my area dont appreciate electronic music (older house, trance) as much as some TA's like me do.

Otherwise I stick to my Native Instruments interface on turntables and MP3s ... sadly, vinyl culture is not as hyped as it was only a few years ago.

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I do.

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sure. when i get an opportunity to.

tough to lug them around. if i know a gig will have some t-tables set up i'll usually bring 5-10 with me that i know i'll play for sure.

as far as an all vinyl set - not since 2004.

I do, though I have not purchased in any new vinyl in well over a year.

I do

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Not strictly vinyl but I bring about 20-30 with me anytime I play. Some classics, some constants.

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not strictly vinyl either and i usually only buy what i can't get digitally because import prices can be a pain for north americans.

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If I can only find something on vinyl, i'll still buy it on that.

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Originally posted by Ian If I can only find something on vinyl, i'll still buy it on that.

Same here. USB turntable rips it to a wav file and it can be burnt to CD if needed. That said, I dont have CDJs either so I'm not really one to talk

*raises hand*

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I'm more into collecting vinyl than playing it now.