Vinyl is 90% nostalgia and 10% logical. Modern recording methods are far superior and have much better fidelity. I much prefer my flacs on amodern high end system
> Analysis suggests that the loudness trend may have peaked around 2005 and subsequently reduced, with a pronounced increase in overall and minimum album DR for albums since 2005.
It also hints how we may continue to move away from it:
> With music sales moving towards file-based playback and streaming and away from CDs, there is a possibility that the loudness war will be blunted by normalization technology such as ReplayGain and Apple's Sound Check. Most cloud-based music services perform loudness normalization by default and may reduce the market pressure to overcompress material.
CD quality could be better, but thanks to abuse (Loudness wars), it is way worse from the music quality point of view.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_war
So in practice most vinyl records surpass CDs in dynamic range, because loudness in vinyl means your disc is able to hold less music.
So if you want to listen music with good speakers, you better do with vinyl.
Using vinyl has been a way to shortcut the music producers destruction of its music.