I use a Sugarcube SC2 made by a company called Sweet Vinyl. It records in a number of formats including 24bit flac, does track breaks, and uses Discogs to lookup and match the record you’re recording. It is super easy. It also removes ticks and pops from the recording-- in the digital domain-- flawlessly.
I feed it from one or the other of two turntables; a MoFi Ultradeck with a MasterTracker cartridge or a SOTA Star Sapphire VI with Soundsmith Hyperion cartridge, both into a ’VINYL’ phono preamp from Musical Fidelity. I audition them on a 4 piece set - Genesis III’s + Genesis Servo-12 subs. My vinyl recordings tend to sound much better whenever I’ve compared them to an all digital version like, say, Daft Punk’s Random Access Memories-- a very fine recording. No doubt on paper the specifications for vinyl don’t compare to digital specs, but, like others here have said, the ears like what they like.