Would I be wasting my money to get a turntable?

Mswale, I don’t know where you’re buying your used LPs, but someone is gouging you on the prices. Yes, for certain jazz LPs that have gained iconic status, and for perfect condition, one can pay $20 and up, way up. But other works by the same artists are nearly always available for $10 and less. Here I’m referring to high quality sellers who’ve preselected the records they sell to eliminate junk. From lesser sources, you can pay much less. I think one can assemble an excellent collection of 1000 LPs for $10,000 or less and over the course of a few years. That’s buying one or several at a time. 

To experience an old-fashioned style of entertainment occasionally— that's all. I grew up with LPs and Telefunken, but I don’t miss them anymore. The availability of decent LPs is a major issue.  A full year of Qobuz subscription could only buy 4 LPs.  

I also recommend the new Rega P3 with the Nd5 cartridge. And I would have to think hard to find a record I own or yet to own that costs more than $15 on ebay or discogs

@lewm I'm in Seattle, we have over a dozen good record stores in the area. A few more that are just ok, or really specialized. 

I'm telling you, it's almost impossible to get a $10 record, unless it's trashed, or at a thrift store. Was just putting some new sleeves on a couple used ones, was myself surprised at what I paid for them. On Van Morrison was $32, Taj Mahal was $38. 

On the flip side, I do have a few used records that were in the $10-15 range, One Van Hallen comes to mind, but the cover looks very used.  

It really does not matter where I go they are all over $20. With that, they are also all in very good shape. A couple were still sealed, or likely never used. 

here are 2 of my normal stores.

https://easystreetonline.com

https://hivoltagerecords.com

@kijanki "In class D amplifier "Voltage" is converted to "Duty Cycle", both analog - meaning there is no discrete steps (unlimited resolution)."

true, only if clock / sync “digital” signal is ignored. class D can be theoretically lossless, but design implementation is limited by jittery oscillator and not ideal output analog LPF.