Listening to digital and analog

I just love it when somebody buys the cheapest digital crap on the market then claims it doesn't sound good. (or when somebody buys cheap stuff and claims it beats $1m systems). Why not get some decent equipment before you actually see what good sound sounds like in either environment, vinyl too. IMO, my 5-digit digital setup sounds better than my 5-digit analog system. 

@p05129 +1!

So what can’t people just like what they like.

I enjoy both format digital and analog. I listen to CD, Vinyl and Streaming music.

@p01529 one could say the same about some one buy cheap a cheap ass turntable using and built in phono stage and crappy used vinyl. 
Cuts both ways really.

Hate cannot drive out hate.

When I'm feeling lazy I play CD's, as I then have more control with the remote.
When I'm serious, I'll clean an album and play that. Both sound excellent on my system.
I'll never forget the first time my (then) 20 year old daughter picked up the tonearm and attempted to gently place it on a record. She had a frightened look on her face. It was so precious. Vinyl is an experience!

I still listen mostly to vinyl, but as my system has progressed, I have come around to somewhat appreciate digital.  I do have a few old CDs, and a NAD 5000 cd player that I mostly used for testing vintage equipment.  I now have that and a Node 2i in my two channel system.

The vinyl system is still king by a wide margin, but the digital is now listenable, which is great for background music when I don't want to bother swapping records, and checking out new music and stuff that hasn't/wont make it to vinyl. I will probably get an external DAC sometime in the future which will hopefully bring the digital stuff up a few notches.  The NAD can be used as a transport, having a coax output.