Madman! Digital vs Vinyl

I have 4 or 5 non-US pressings of Tumbleweed that are early, including a couple UK DJMs and some other early ex-US DJM pressings. The earliest UK pressing I have here actually has less pronounced bass than some of the others. (Sorry don't have the matrices to hand). I do have an SACD of it too, which sounds fine for what it is, but I'm far more advanced on vinyl playback than I am on digital. I had Qobuz for a little while but found that it didn't have what I was chasing-- stuff that is unobtaninum on vinyl, hard to find, private or small label. It did sound pretty good for what it was, though. (Don't remember if I tried Tumbleweed via Qobuz when I was using it). 

I think a lot depends on system. 

If an LP plays in the forest and there's no one there to hear it, does it still sound better than a CD?  Why do people continue to do these silly comparisons?  🤣

Digital has strengths - are they important to you?

Analogue has strengths - are they important to you?

There is no 'best' - but there sure is 'different'.

I ask because I‘ve got a $5k TT with a $2k cartridge on it and am trying to figure out whether it’s worth investing in a really good phono preamp or not.

Based on responses so far, I’m thinking maybe not.

If you prefer what analogue does, then it definitely is worth it.