#CD TO VINYL BLUETOOTH#

Really, the demand just went through the roof in quite a short space of time. вЂњThen the lead times at the factories starting increasing вЂ“ it went from four weeks to six week to eight weeks to 16 weeks. Places that were ordering 2,000 last year were ordering 8,000 this year. It went from 10 to 100 per cent in the space of four to six weeks and it kept multiplying. вЂњIt was February this year that we suddenly saw an exponential demand for vinyl ordering. Then around the start of the pandemic, people went into lockdown and couldnвЂ™t go to gigs or spend their money on other things, so they started purchasing vinyl online. Lead times were always longer than with CDs, but it was relatively normal business for everybody. вЂњIt was all manageable and the factories were able to cope with the demand. вЂњVinyl was growing as a format generally, year on year,вЂќ explained Marksberry. Issues such as supply chains and an increased consumer demand has, among other matters, contributed to delays in vinyl.Д¬hris Marksberry (MD of worldwide vinyl manufacturing broker Sound Performance) told NME that consumersвЂ™ hunger for music-on-wax is a big, though welcome stumbling block. It also marked the 14th year in a row that the format has increased sales.

#CD TO VINYL BLUETOOTH#

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23 per cent of all albums bought last year were on the format, with ABBAвЂs вЂVoyageвЂ™ being the biggest seller.

The news follows the revelation that vinyl sales in 2021 were at their highest level for 30 years despite supply issues over the course of the COVID pandemic. And while CDs havenвЂ™t yet seen the same type of revival as vinyl, the CD format remains a steady revenue stream for independent artists. The unit sales year-on-year decline of 10.5 per cent was not as steep as in previous years, while revenue was down 3.9 per cent due to sales from premium value box sets. The CD format, however, looks to have a promising future, as NME columnist Mark Beaumont celebrated recently.