My previous turntable was a micro seiki which I enjoyed quite a lot. But I did notice a bit more fuzziness in the sound, especially when music mixes got really dense, or during orchestral climaxes.
When I replaced it with a “better” turntable cartridge, and arm (a German made high mass turntable) the most obvious thing that struck out was the amazing clarity, separation and detail was more along the lines of CD.
It didn’t matter how many instruments were in the mix, they tended to be beautifully delineated clear and clean sounding, same with many orchestral climaxes (unless there was an issue with the record pressing).
So I found the advantages between my digital playback, and my vinyl playback shrunk. What was left was mostly the subtle type of distinctions I’m talking about, in which sometimes I can favour vinyl, and sometimes I can favour digital, but I never feel like I’m slumming it listening to vinyl.