If you invest a small amount over what you would with a Crosley into playback, you'd get why people seek out vinyl, especially older or really good modern press

If you invest a small amount over what you would with a Crosley into playback, you'd get why people seek out vinyl, especially older or really good modern pressings. Sadly, a lot of pressings these days are pretty bad, so it taints the listener's concept of what vinyl could sound like (in addition to the Crosley). That said, if people want to spend $30-50 on a random color variant they'll never listen to, then mozel.. they could act as an investment or just art.