Posted on March 10 2020
Our next record collection feature is from Pittsburgh, in the home of collector Scotland H. Scot uses a set of 6 panel A-Z Stencil Dividers in his collection of 442 records, and shares, "Hi! I'm an enneagram 3, INFJ, proud husband & father, health communicator, photographer & donut lover. I share my record collection at @huberturntable & share life's big & small moments on giveandtakepictures.com".
Read on and take a peek into his collection!
Posted on February 24 2020
Norman Maslov is a man with a clear eye for design, and makes a stylish case for serious record collections, and love of music. A current Seattleite, but San Francisco native, Norman knows his music! With a growing Youtube channel, and Instagram feed where he shares his current favorites and records from his 6000+ collection. Norman writes, "Since I am self employed I listen to a lot of music. CDs while I'm working (at home now) and then several hours each evening in my sweet spot listing to my records".
Read on to learn more about his collection!
Posted on September 03 2019
I'm Taya! By day I'm a full time school social worker, who loves to come home to dig in my collection after work. I'm a native of Newark, NJ and I've been a record collector for about 8 years. My collection is the soundtrack to my soul. Social media handle @Tayshouseofvinyl.
Posted on July 15 2019
I first met Stephen online through our mutual friend, Jenn from Atocha Design. Over our chats by email and Instagram, it was clear to me Stephen was a good person to know and learn from, with a clear love of good music and refreshing thoughtfulness and humor in his approach to world of hifi and vinyl obsession.
With over 2,500 records in his home collection, Stephen's work and play are both firmly in the vinyl-hifi world, but Stephen knows how to keep it real. Stephen explains, "Most conversations about "hi-fi" turn to money -- specifically, the crazy high prices of so much audio equipment. So, it's important to me that people realize that truly outstanding gear doesn't have to cost a lot of money. Anyone with a job and the interest can enjoy incredibly great sound quality. A few turntable brands that I always recommend are: Rega, Pro-Ject, U-Turn, and Music Hall. There are many, many others worth considering. Interested readers should check out Stereophile.com, Darko.Audio, and AnalogPlanet.com for other great recommendations."
Stephen uses our genre record dividers and a few custom record dividers to organize his collection.
Posted on May 07 2019
This week we're getting a look into the collection of Brooklyn-based Goldie G. Goldie's plant-filled apartment is also home to 300-350 records. You can see her collection of plants and records on Instagram, @Goldasaur. Goldie's collection is organized with 2 genre dividers and a 3 panel A-Z set, available here.
My record collection makes me feel accomplished. I see them grow and I’ve invested in them. Vinyl are not always cheap so it’s nice to see where my money is going. Music in general makes me feel loved. What is life without music? I love going to concerts and I spin records before and after I see an artists/band when I get home. It feels to me like a warm hug. Whenever I get home from a stressful day at work, I like to just play records. For some weird reason, I feel comfort whenever I hear the sound and crackle. -Goldie G.
