What percentage of the time do you listen to records vs. digital sources?

Probably 60/40 CD vs vinyl due to the convenience.  I tend to prefer vinyl, but it forces me to give up the remote, clean the records, turn them every 15-20 minutes, etc...sort of depends on whether the audio dude is listening, or just me. ;-) 

RV, For the reasons you mention re classical music I found I was rarely  listening to my LP collection. My CD based system (and CDs) had become quite adequate and I gave my vinyl system and LP's to my grandson in law who just loves them. They now get all the use I wasn't giving them and best of all his interest in classical music has grown immensely. Win - win. 

“mostly CD with LP binges.”

Yep! (Plus streaming)

i think to really understand how listening time goes, you first have to know how much average total listening time a person does in a week.

for myself, i average at least 30 hours of listening a week in my dedicated room sitting in the sweet spot. i’m not walking around my house or away from my chair.

for that 30 hours i’m 70-75% digital. so that’s 25-30% analog---which is 7-9 hours a week. maybe average 30 minutes of tape a week. might only listen to tape once a month, but then do 3 hours.

so even though i’m mostly digital, it’s lots of listening so the analog is still likely an hour or two a day. which might be 75-80% for some people.

for access to new music, you have to spend time with digital.......it's so easy with streaming. and as i get older, my late night listening is more and more digital in case i fall asleep.

One caveat.
After an analog binge (even though the SQ is close) it takes me a little time to accommodate myself to digital.