Hey
Personally I'm a died in the wool vinyl guy, & as much as I hate to say it .... CHAYRO maybe correct with his 1st statement. I grew up with records, so I learned how to handle them, clean them, and they're not all created =.
Good Hi-Fi records are expensive, most used R&R recordings from the 70's/80's bye in large are crap unless you get 1st pressings & the list goes on. To add to that, a lot of modern speakers have been voiced for digital sources.
Economically speaking, it's been my experience that a superior analog set-up will cost you at least double to that of a comparable Cd rig.
If you plan to eventually go in to this hobby full on, like a lot of us have. With a dedicated listening room that's treated, with it's own plugs wired directly from the panel, and your gear is isolated, then sure, you'll be able to justify the added expense of going down the vinyl road. But if you're married, have your gear set-up in a Victorian tea room with springy wooden floors ..... the advantages of an analog set-up will not be audible.