What is the best transport?

I'm really getting sick and tired to read this BS (and not only on this site((() about how the files ripped to computer will beat any CD transport!!! Unbelievable BS and misrepresentation and/or ignorance!!! I click this link hoping to find some meaningful suggestions about really "best transport" hopefully for less than a house this days, but instead reading this B.S. about computers!!!
I can bet each and all of you - comp propagators, that your own $10 CD ROM which you used for ripping said files will beat those files you are so happy about, not even mentioning decent CD transport (like my Teac VRDS 10, they are not even from the same planet!!!!), or moreover $300 Technics TT and decent phonostage. Are you kidding yourself? How far this BS can go really ? Are you people deaf of you so much involved in the industry that can't admit truth any more???
Changeout! Have you transfer your LP's on to the computer yet? I would be very curious to hear how much better they sound now.)))))))))))
Is it convenient? Yes, very much so, but it does not sound as good as CDs, or moreover LPs.
And even convenience is very questionable, considering the tremendous instability of those "home made boutique" soft players which you have to delete and reinstall every other day... I don't know may be its different on PC but on MAC - VLC, doesn't work(with sound, movies OK), just loaded JRIver media center, worked for about one half of a day and crashed on me and not working since (very low level of sound) even though i deleted and reinstall it for 3 times. Even when it did work i was not able to add any files to the library, just whatever it pulled at a time of initial instalment and thats it, (may be its due to Maverick OS). Airport Express Air play is the pain in the S. The time and nerves it takes to make that comp to make any sound at all, which is far... from the best, is unbelievable.
Of course i would agree to take all this hassle if it really sounded at least on par with the CD, but it is NOT!!! As i already explained in the other thread (can't find it to link), you loosing the sound right there when you converting your CDs to WAV/AIFF (the rest of formats don't care even to discuss) on SSD or even worth to HDD. Please, don't give me those meaningless arguments about "bit perfect identical files, etc.!!!" It reminds me of an argument with one guy, who was arguing with me that he knows for sure as a PHD in physics, that all cables would sound the same. Unfortunately files inferior in sound compared to $10 CD ROM!!!
Yes, I still want to make it work some how in order to listen to those files which could be gotten for free from internet, and/or not available on LPs/CDs, etc. But please, don't tell me that com is "the best transport"!!!!

Dvave,
Very interesting and passionate thoughts! Computer vs CD transport is no different than the intractable tube vs transistor debate. There are simply two distinct camps and both have strong supporters. I can say I've heard some good sounding computer audio systems. A high quality CD spinning front end still reproduces music better sounding in my humble opinion. So I can relate to your stance.
Charles,

I am with Dvavc and Charles1dad in feeling that a cd transport is better than any computer set-up I have heard. In fact I am more like Dvavc after hearing some all in one servers and computer set-ups in wondering where they are coming from thinking that they sound great.

The biggest, most pleasurable improvement in my system over the past decade was to replace the Wadia->Benchmark link with Windows 7->USB->Benchmark using flac and JRiver. I play the tracks from memory and bypass the Windows mixer/media player. Maybe the Benchmark just does better with USB, but there is nothing subtle about the changes...separation, clarity, nuance, weight, emotional connection, all snapped to a higher level.

Just because someone is passionate doesn't mean they are right. But what do I know, I'm someone who digitizes his vinyl.