Except for the pops and clicks and getting up every 20 minutes.
LOL! I have been a dedicated digital person for years, although I have my vinyl collection from the '70's. When I tried out a preamp with a phono preamp built in (VAC Renaissance V), I figured that I would check out my vinyl. Now during the '70's, I had a good turntable (a Thorens) and cartridge, and cleaned my albums each use with a DiscWasher, so that they were well cared for. Honestly, I found the vinyl to be a PITA. There were crackles and pops and surface noise. I had to get up every 20 minutes. I then had to figure out what side I would play next. Now, admittedly, my current turntable is on the lower end of the scale, but I found that digital sounded at least as good, was significantly more convenient, no extraneous noise, and Roon would curate new music without me having to get up. So for me, vinyl is not worth the hassle, and a good digital solution is the way to go.