I like the idea of vinyl but, for me, the experience has been surpassed in sound quality terms by what can be achieved with digital sources.
My RP3 is currently boxed up and I'm not missing it one bit. I don't feel like I'm missing out on sound quality and I certainly don't miss the pops, crackles, dust accumulation, and constant desire to tweak the set-up. Neither do I miss the getting up every few songs to change the record or the end of side distortion that, on many LPs, renders the last song less than satisfying. I've consistently found this having owned several turntables including Michell TecnoDec, the RP3, Thorens TD150MkII AB, and Technics SL1210MkII.
My vinyl days are over once and for all, the final nail in the coffin being the astronomical price of most new LP releases.
I have no problem with anybody who continues to pursue the best of what vinyl can offer but I do have some issue with the rose tinted spectacles view that has a tendency to look on digital as a poor cousin.