Nope.
Old stuff is just that. Old stuff. I even shake my head at all the people foaming at the mouth for vinyl. I am old enough to remember carting those heavy stupid things each time I moved. The scratches, the pops, the crackling noise. Nostalgia does not work for me. Gimme some Qobuz, thanks.
I have about as much desire for "vintage" equipment as I do for a big 'ol box of floppy discs.
Simply put, if that old stuff was so great, it would still be manufactured and never updated. It was the best we had- at the time. Electrical equipment does not get better over time. It just gets old.
I have a friend (much younger) who is very much into vintage equipment. I go over to his house for a sit-down. He swoons at the "smooth analog sound". All I hear is low level hum from bad caps and feedback. Toss in a nice crackly album and he is in heaven. He has been convinced that old is good. I smile and indulge him. I am glad a young guy is excited by real audio vs some jacked up Bluetooth portable speaker.
I won't be fooled, by others or myself. I was there when that crap was new. I too was shiney and new. Now I am dusty and run down as is that equipment.
As a point of reference, I have a beautiful old floor model Victrola and a ton of 78's. It sounds amazing- for 1933. I enjoy it for the fact that it is dead tech. I will not try to convince myself that it sounds warm and wonderful- even if it IS pure analog lol.