How many of you are digital only systems?

I converted over to digital beginning in 2016. I still have my +/- 400 meticulously maintained LPs from the 70s and 80s, but I sold my beloved Technics SL1800 MkII turntable several years ago. I don't think I will ever buy another one.
My current system is relatively humble and minimalist; everything virtually concealed except for the integrated amp, with the obvious exception of the speakers and subwoofers, the latter which are down-firing and dressed in custom slipcovers because featureless black boxes are boring to look at. Gone are the days of stacks of separates and spinning platters.
There are about 5000 tracks on the NAS plus the streaming function of the player, a hell of a lot more music inventory and resources than I ever imagined I might some day have on hand back in the day.

Bluesound Node2
Synology Diskstation
NAD C368 DAC amplifier
Martin Logan Motion 40i towers on custom plinths
Martin Logan Dynamo 1100X self-powered subwoofers (2) w/ Anthem room correction
246 sq' listening room

Good sounding rig for the money, around $7K CAD.

Don't know, maybe it is just a typo, or something, but vladtheimpala is fricken hilarious. Can't think of another one even nearly as good. Well done, sir!

It has been interesting to watch how our notion of 2-channel system composition has changed over the last few decades. FM tuners have given way to lossless streamers (eg., for TIDAL and Quboz). The outboard phono stage has, in many systems, been replaced by an external DAC. The analog preamp and poweramp are still relevant in high-performance systems, but it will be interesting to see if active speakers will become more popular among audiophiles over the next decade. They are already widely accepted in recording studios and pro-audio, which tends to lead consumer audio by a decade or two. :)

Absolutely a convenience issue for me in using digital sources. DACs are quite good now, whether they're using NOS tech, SS or tube schemes or more advanced oversampling. With attention to the rest of my system in amplification and speaker choices, I get wonderful, detailed and non fatiguing sound even with my 73 year old ears with less fussing around and nearly unlimited music choices.

I was digital only- for the last couple weeks my bearing was being polished. I tried, really tried. But it is just.... digital. Now with the table back, ahhh, once again all is well.

In fairness I must admit, it is real nice being able to just push a button, skip tracks, play with volume, and not have to get up at the end. Those things really are nice. I could  In between all that however is this.... noise. How do you all handle it? Is there a meditation or something? Hypnosis? What is the secret?