Have you asked yourself this question?

Do we need yet another one of these threads? Why not just dig up one of the old vinyl vs digital threads and add on to it? That is if one has anything new to say on the subject.

I continue to enjoy both, nothing beats hi-res digital for finding and exploring new music but I still turn to my analog setup for some in depth enjoyment. Just the other day I was playing the UHQR version of Jimi Hendrix "Are You Experienced" and was just enthralled. I have some playlists on Tidal that will keep me engrossed for hours.

I should add that my system is not in the esoteric or ultra hi-end variety.

Over the last five years I upgraded both analog and digital ends. Finally my digital end jumped about five levels to parody with my great analog end: contemporary near Klimax LP12 (not the phonostage), a custom Silent Running Ohio class isolation platform, Koetsu Rosewood Signature cartridge, Audio Research Reference 3SE phonostage. My system has never sounded better, digital is at the same level of sound quality. I have 2,000 albums in outstanding condition, many audiophile pressing.

I listen to my turntable maybe once a week. I feel a bit guilty… I want to. But give it up? No, I don’t think I can do that. I have the very first album I bought in the 1960’s. When I use it, it reminders me of the long history I have with vinyl.

My audio guy has instructions to sell my system… and my vinyl collection as a collection when I die. So, I guess, over my dead body.

Anyone who wants to sell their vinyl please let me know. 
I have a good system not great. 
I love to steam but nothing will compare to vinyl. 
 

Sell? No. I gave mine (and record collection) to my grandson in law who is enjoying the hell out of it. Most of the music I want to hear was in my CD collection and I rarely used it, although I'd have to admit a great record on it was simply outstanding. I've never regretted this.