Not really, Martin. If you enjoy the kit aspect of the hobby, t/ts are fun & can be made to sound v. good. But they & the software that they use (LPs) are high maintenance & easily damaged.
As I got older, the kit aspect annoyed me more & more. Especially the whole vinyl thing. I found myself in an almost constant state of FUD about whether everything was optimum. Not conducive to getting down & boogying
I now essentially have 2 bits of kit, neither of which I ever have to touch except to power on or off. And it never goes out of adjustment, never has to have trackin weight, bias, VTA, "bounce" or any of the other things checked. I tap a screen a few times & the track or LP of my choice starts playing. Instantly. If it sounds different or worse, it's in my head & a stiff malt will usually sort that out.
And I have my entire collection of 250,000 tracks at my fingertips.
So enjoy your t/t's & all that goes with them. I do know where you are coming from.
Chris