Does anyone have a digital system that is as involving as their analogue front end?

For me the answer is yes, but, my ears are probably not the best... Of course, you have to invest accordingly in your digital front end.  I have done a lot a A/B testing to answer this question, and the difference in sound for me is in the mastering.  To me a newer DDA album sounds the same as digital streaming of that same mastering.  An old first pressing AAA album will sound different (better) than streaming a digital conversion/mastering of those old original master tapes.  I enjoy streaming very much (Qobuz) and I would recommend to all Audiophiles to build a good digital front end and add a high end music subscription service.

I only have CDs as source and have chosen gear, all of it, wisely based on that. My player and DAC combined retail for about $5k, and IME, somewhat limited as it may be, no vinyl table under about $15k has bettered it’s sound. But MAN, that $15k table was captivating.

I am fortunate to have acquired a Rose RS130 to feed a 2003 Audio Note DAC5 and Synthesis A100 integrated.  All were used but the sound through some custom YL based horns is amazing.  The Rose is materially better in my opinion than their streamer/dac combos I heard. It is also better than the midrange Innuos or Lumin products I tested. It is flashy ing appearance but I don’t hold that against it. Happy hunting!

Yes. I do. I have an outstanding analog front end and digital front end and they are sonically equally involving and sound virtually identically  sonically on the same source material. Took me a long time to get there. My streamer is an Aurrender W20SE. My analog front end is Linn LP12 (Klimax minus the phonostage)... I have an Audio Research Ref 3 phonostage. You can see my systems under my user ID. It would be great to see yours as well. 

I understand what you say about on the right recording... I am very familiar with Pass preamps... well and amps for that mater. I would recommend swapping out your Pass preamp for an Audio Research Reference. I think you will find that a very large percentage of recordings will start falling under that lovely very involving sound. The ARC preamp will keep the detail, and ever so slightly shift the sound towards the warmer more musical side letting your minds eye defocus on the detail a but and allow the music to command the attention of your subconscious... thusly drawing you into the music.

What is your DAC? I definitely recommend staying away from the dCS. That will highlight details more and pull you away from the musical side. 

I think my digital and analog rigs are equally involving.  Often, the digital sounds more realistic with classical or jazz recordings.