Who here continues to regularly use a CD player?

I have ripped all my CDs and SACDs into .wav and .dsf files.  I have a CD/SACD transport.  I have a streamer that will also stream ripped files.   I have all of this feeding in to the same DAC.  I cannot tell the difference between my SACD/CD transport and the ripped files.  Qobuz streaming also sounds just as good as my ripped files, so, I mostly just stream Qobuz, play my ripped files, or listen to my Vinyl. 

No.  At first my CD transport sounded better, but as I upgraded my streaming setup the differences became minimal so unless it’s music that’s not on Qobuz I no longer touch a CD. 

I play a CD pretty much every day, though not always on main system...I have numerous secondary systems, all include CD and some also streaming...I probably mostly stream, and play LP often in a binge of a few weeks...I do worry about the short and long term effects of streaming financials on artists and music, especially for non mainstream artists and music...

Yep ,,,, you betcha even though I also stream QUBOZ through a separate dedicated streamer/dac.

REGA ISIS VALVE cdp/dac is a 55lb premium build high-end audio product that also provides external source digital file playback with direct USB input into its high -end dac.

it is the only model that I am aware of that has a standout feature with REGA’s commitment to long-term serviceability, including storing two matched, serial-numbered replacement laser mechanisms for each unit at their factory. 
 

This REGA unit is a generally a better audio performer than my standalone $4K streamer/digital player/dac. That is not surprising because the REGA cdp analogue output stage is governed by tubes, and it costs more than three times the price of my dedicated external streamer .