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The turntable cartridge and phono preamplifier in most degree determine how notable will be audible superiority of the created vinyl rip over the similar release on CD. Just these components are responsible for maximum retrieval of all that is recorded on the vinyl disc and that makes its sound so close to the original live performance. However, not every record features this remarkable property in full, all depends on how the vinyl recording process was carried out. Most of the live sounding releases are 30-50 years old, but they are still accessible, a lot of them are on eBay, often in mint and near mint conditions. Examples of their rips can be found at www.onlyliveaudio.com, and it's worth making investments and spending time in order to create and possess hundreds of such vinyl rips. Restoration of the imperfect rips is a delicate and time-consuming process too, it should be done very carefully, not at the expense of loosing the sound naturalness.