How many of you are digital only systems?

I sat on the fence for many years….until a friend asked me, “if I was still dragging a rock over a piece plastic” I had never heard that expression before and it really hit home how archaic records are…..so I went all in last week and bought a $11k Meitner ma3. Best thing I ever did, so crisp and clean. 

I have been all Digital before it was superior to analog ,by using Vacuum tubes in the chain ,Jitter was the big thing back then.
turntables to many are still good and nostalgia ,to me a pain in the Ass. With SS drives and Femto clocks and big power supplies 
Good digital even. At $2k can beat a turn table at $5k.
analog is warmer then some .I have had digital from Meitner that was $7k 5 years ago ,and all the hot brands from Schiit ,Yaggs 
densfrips Pontus, ,Venus all very good Holo springs also 
I recently bought a excellent dac Nobody in the U.S has any experience with AudioGD their latest  lower priced $2k dac the R8 MK2 is a excellent R2R dac with 7 true Audio choices including a non over sampling Vinyl mode That is warm but a bit soft great for older cooler recordings for example or oversampling with more detail and slam.it is still new but real potential and at over 25 lbs the Big power supplies give it incredibly good deep Bass and dynamic control something vinyl cannot do as well and much more more quiet. streaming just getting into that Melco N10
a great streamer with QObuz,and Roon everything run from your iPad is possible there’s just so much more possible ,even digital is firmware upgradable ,I will buy a  reference digital piece, but for the moment very happy with its naturalness and musicality .
my brother recently purchased a $35k DCS Rossini dac which is waay out of my league but it is incredible , if you have a                $$ 6figure digital audio system you can hear everything in the recording like you are there ,most audio systems miss.the sky’s the limit in Audio !!

I have brushed and flipped more vinyl than many of the vinyl fanatics (I’m old), but I don’t do it anymore. I still have my turntable and vinyl but I haven’t played a vinyl record in a long time.

My digital sounds great and I can stream so much music that I would never listen to if I had to buy a record to see if it was something I like. The endless amount of new music that streaming offers seals the deal for me. I’m all digital, including CD and SACD.

"Digital only since the '90's, when in the course of some heavy petting with a lovely woman, the record ended and needed to be flipped! So I made a totally aesthetic decision."

I was in a very similar situation although I was way past the petting stage and she wasn't all that lovely, which made my decision easy and I've never looked back. I got rid of her.

I was an advocate of analog until recently. Now everything gets pumped into my Hegel via Spotify directly from my router and I use my i phone as a remote. I'm looking forward to the launch of Spotify "hi-fi", however it meets my sound requirements for now. Neat and clean. The Hegel is a fantastic unit, I'll never go back!