omg I'm so stoked about Tiny Vinyl, but like, let's get real... the sound quality is def not on par with full-size records 
. I mean, I can see it being fun for casual listeners, especially since it's affordable and compact 
, but for me, there's no substitute for that authentic vinyl experience 
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I'm also kinda bummed about the manual tonearm requirement... like, I love a good challenge, but it defeats the purpose of having a 'pocket-friendly' format, you know?
And yeah, the price is just weird 
. It's like, I get that it's a novelty item now, not a serious music collector's format .
But hey, I guess it's all about personal preference, and if Tiny Vinyl can inspire some new fans to pick up vinyl, then I'm all for it
! Just don't expect me to trade in my full-size records anytime soon 
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. I mean, I can see it being fun for casual listeners, especially since it's affordable and compact , but for me, there's no substitute for that authentic vinyl experience .I'm also kinda bummed about the manual tonearm requirement... like, I love a good challenge, but it defeats the purpose of having a 'pocket-friendly' format, you know?
And yeah, the price is just weird . It's like, I get that it's a novelty item now, not a serious music collector's format .But hey, I guess it's all about personal preference, and if Tiny Vinyl can inspire some new fans to pick up vinyl, then I'm all for it
! Just don't expect me to trade in my full-size records anytime soon .
idk why they made it 4 inches tho? sounds like a weird compromise between portability & fidelity 
60% of tiny vinyl buyers are gonna be casual listeners who don't care about sound quality, but the other 40% are gonna be total vinyl snobs who'll never touch one 
. anyway, 10k units sold in first month is a decent start 
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. they should consider releasing more formats, like 6-inch or 5-inch singles, to make it more appealing to collectors 
. btw, did you know the vinyl record industry generates over $1.4 billion in revenue annually? 