When is digital going to get the soul of music?

listen to a K2HD or XRCD 24; SACD perhaps. the former two play in regular CD players and in a good system sound phenomenal. Much better in fact than even most well recorded CDs. After listening to K2HD, I concluded there is no rationale reason for SACD. And, my Alesis CD recorder can record perfectly this awesome sound. May sound heretic, but that's what my ears are conveying to my brain............

While I prefer vinyl/analog sources; I have heard players that do put the soul in digital recordings. I have one and it is musical as all get out. I'm even allowed to forget it is digital. Bought second hand it was still very expensive but I can listen for hours on end without fatigue
which is a new experience for me while spinning discs.
I wish I could do the same with vinyl but I can't afford a butler to flip the vinyl
over to side two.

Prosoundman, you going to keep the identity of your player a secret? G.

just wondering by digital are you guys meaning using the digital out on the cd player instead of the analog or cd's in general

(Referring obliquely to first response) It seems for me anyway, The Sim Andromeda does. More so than Eclipse. I cannot identify all the attributes, but for one the timbre of instruments, dynamic contrast, detail, etc. Power conditioner helped (Running Springs Audio Dimitri im my case). AT a much less price point it seemed the Sony XA5400ES had some good midrange, and I would day soul, depends on how you identiry that. I tried that for a month in October 2009. Thanks.
Bill