In today’s world streaming can sound as good or better than analog at most price points. It is entirely dependent on component choices. Often streaming can sound better because there is many high resolution albums available. For instance on Qobuz (~$12/month) there are half a million high resolution albums.
In general today, splitting investment to add an analog end will simply decrease the possible maximum fidelity of your system. Then the continued cost of buying vinyl and a cleaning machine... further dilutes your investment.
I have been upgrading and improving my system for fifty years. I have experienced the improvements in digital until today. My $45K analog and $45K digital sound vitally identical and are the best I have ever experienced. If I was doing it today, I would not invest in analog at all. Also, digital is improving continually as more and more users have it as their ownly source .
There is virtually no end to how much better your system can sound. It is a point at which you feel that additional investments are not worth it for you. My current system is worth about $150K took me fifty years to get there. While I am incredibly satisfied with my system. If I could afford 2x then I would probably invest it at some point. But I am retired and cannot at this time.

