Who here continues to regularly use a CD player?

CDs and vinyl.  Everyday.  Lately, it's been 90% CDs and 10% vinyl.  I own thousands of CDs and albums.  That's not changing anytime soon.  Closing in on being 70, so I don't imagine streaming will ever make an appearance in my set-ups.  

I also like choosing something to play and just playing it through.  Podcasts are also part of the listening equation.

Equipment -

System #1 - Musical Fidelity CD Pre 24; DEC phono stage; Technics 1200 TT

System #2 - PS Audio SACD/ CD transport; PS Audio DAC; Technics 1500 TT

Rich 

Every day

Daily. Turntable daily as well.

All the time. I have ripped 2/3 of the CDs to files--mostly all but the boxed classical and jazz sets. But I more often put on the Cd then play the file or stream. I don't like scrolling through the tablet to find something as much as just picking the CD and putting it in. I stream stuff I either don't have or when trying something I haven't heard or when working at the computer (headphones often, in that case). And listen all the way through. Never made a playlist in my life.

We shouldn’t underestimate CDs, there are some incredible CDs out there that sound absolutely fantastic. Yes vinyl might have more charm and a more tactile feel, but CDs are objectively of much higher definition and dynamic.

CD players as well are now so mature in terms of technology and if we look at past products, there are some absolutely incredible CD players out there for really great value.

Browsing through Linephaze reminds me of that golden age of CD players. Some really great-sounding players, which are often forgotten! 

https://www.linephaze.com/listings?category=digital-sources&sub-category=cdsacd-players