Is anyone still using a CD Player

I use a Marantz 30n SACD player for 80% of my listening time. And 80% of that is SACd’s. 

Just a year ago, I bought a brand new Cambridge Audio CXC Transport and Cambridge Audio DAC when my Nakamichi CD player finally gave up the ghost.  So no, I don't think you are living in the Dark Ages.

I primarily listen to vinyl -- I've been collecting that media for almost 60 years.  But I also listen to CD's and Stream out of convenience.  I listen mostly to Progressive Rock, Prog Metal, and Post Rock.  Many of the new artists I discover don't have the funds to cut a vinyl release, so they release CD's or stream their music.  By buying their CD's, I'm at least helping them make some money -- streaming services pay them squat.  I also enjoy having physical media -- something to look at and liner notes to read while listening.  Last but not least, with physical media I can still listen to my music if the network goes down, a streaming service drops the artists, or the EMP finally hits...

I use a Cambridge Audio CXU Darbee Edition universal BluRay player because I play DVD audio, Blu-ray, SACD, and CD discs.  I bought the player when my Oppo died, and Oppo stopped making universal disc players.

CD’s and hi res discs sound better than streaming IMO.  I also have most of my discs ripped and can play them through Roon.

I have a couple hundred CDs mostly from the no vinyl era, with things that are hard to find on vinyl, so yes I still have a CD player. 

I have not played a CD in 6 years sine my Linn Unidisc 1.1 laser burned out and Linn no longer supported repair and they used a custom or modified laser that precluded independent service companies from repairing it.  I have been streaming ever since, first Tidal and now Qobuz.  
 

PS:  Will never buy Linn again.  They stopped supporting an $11k CD player.  As an example, Krell still supports products from the 1990’s.