CD's or Vinyl?

@bigtwin 
Pops and crackle? You have a poor analogue system and do not look after your LPs? Well that is your problem.
As I stated in this thread, Until recently I attended usually 2 concerts, often more a week. In addition because of my circumstances I got to hear and compare a large number of classically trained singers live and in recordings, sometimes in the same venue on the same night.
Nearly all artists preferred the sound of vinyl to other sources as it is far closer to the live performance and does not have the digital "glare" of CDs. Streaming is a distant third source. I guess if people listen to pop music this does not matter much.

I listen to LPs more than CDs, but most of the time I stream, preferably higher-res files from Qobuz.  Only very good records can surpass the quality of well-mastered, high-res files, and it does take time to keep clean records clean, but I'm OCD enough that I don't mind destaticizing the LP, cleaning it and the stylus.

With a good R2R DAC and transport, I imagine CDs could generally be quite satisfactory, especially if you don't like the fuss of maintaining vinyl.

@laoman   I actually have an excellent system and take very good care of my Vinyl.  Many LPs going back to the 70s that are still in great condition.  IMHO, it's virtually impossible for Vinyl to stay pristine over time.  Not to mention the few pops & clicks that arrive on almost any new vinyl purchased.  As for CDs having a "glare" in the sound, I would have to turn your comments back to you.  Maybe you just have a poor digital rig?  All things being equal, and they usually aren't, I don't have the golden years that can appreciate the glorious life-like sound that only vinyl brings to the table.  Sucks to be me I guess.  Cheers. 

Vinyl by a mile for me 

Playback Design MPD8 has always sounded ok to me.