What pricing strategy did major record labels primarily adopt when reintroducing vinyl records to mainstream retail in the 2010s?

The resurgence of vinyl records has been one of the most fascinating retail trends in the music industry over the past decade. Despite being an older technology, vinyl sales have consistently grown year after year. However, the pricing strategies for vinyl albums often differ significantly from digital and streaming formats. Test your knowledge about how record labels and music retailers have approached the unique pricing challenges of this nostalgic yet premium product format.

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Premium pricing - positioning vinyl as a luxury collector's item with higher margins than CDs or digital
Penetration pricing - initially selling vinyl below cost to rebuild the market before gradually increasing prices
Bundle pricing - only selling vinyl as part of packages that included digital download codes and merchandise
Dynamic pricing - using algorithms to adjust vinyl prices weekly based on streaming popularity of the album