Have you asked yourself this question?

@OP No. But I do keep upgrading my vinyl playback system to keep pace with my digital playback systems. However, if I didn't have a large legacy vinyl collection, then I would happily live with digital.

I don’t actually own a ’streamer’. Aside from a few LP’s, the upgraded 2 tb SSD in my Sony HAPZ1ES holds every single track I own. I run a toslink feed from my Spectrum receiver to my system for their music channels for when I want the random ’radio experience’. When I hear an artist or cut that I like and am not familiar with, I go on iTunes and listen to the tracks on the album and buy the whole album or just the singles I like. It downloads to my laptop and then automatically transfers to the Sony. That’s probably about as close to streaming as I get. I like being the sole proprietor of my music collection.

I listen to LPs for several hours a day and CD about 3 or 4 hours per week... stream about one hour per week.

Much of the music I listen to is Not available to stream.

Maybe I should broaden my horizons but I dislike most Popular Music.

I just love music and if I have to do a little work and the original pressing on vinyl is better, then to me it’s worth it. 
 

enjoy the music and the gear in your system.

holy smoke, i agreed with jason bournes first 3 posts i didnt make it to #4 in fear of hell freezin over!