Who is ditching their shiny disc spinners?

I have a ridiculous number of CDs. One of my few addictions, My CDP is a work of art. It also has a built-in pre-amp.

@david_ten - funny you should say that because as I was writing I was thinking that exact thing. People who never experienced analog probably think that the vinyl thing is a separate hobby unto itself. Look - everything we do is far beyond what the average person does in bringing music into their home. If they do it at all. And all of us take it to the degree we find interesting. I have a very nice analog setup, but I could never spend 30 minutes cleaning a record on a Kirmuss, but some people live for it. Enjoy yourself how you like while you can.

Streaming is great to find new music. I reward those artists I discover by purchasing their CD and truly enjoying on my Oppo 205. I only listen seriously to music when the mood strikes me and only the Oppo can satisfy me.

I have a huge collection of vinyl & discs and just keep spinning them. I'm old (too :-)) & just haven't had the desire to dig into the streamer &/or hard drive rabbit hole (yet).  

This is an interesting discussion…I have been focusing on my vinyl collection and had planned on completely ditching my CD collection and rely on a streaming solution…then I had a conversation with someone about how much they enjoy their SACD recordings and I had the opportunity to acquire a Modwright modified Sony SACD player. The player arrived a couple of weeks ago and I am stunned by the sound quality. I have reversed my stance completely (in fact I have ordered about a half dozen SACDs this week) and have been playing CD after CD. 
As others have said, I really do like the physical media and the liner notes and, maybe, a bit of the nostalgia as I harken back to when I got into higher end audio as the CD was making its emergence. For me, the CDP is here to stay.