Unfortunately, very few original analog recordings from the late 50' through the mid 80's were remastered to digital in 24/96 format. Even those that were were not done great. For those classics of the analog era, modern remasters on vynil sound better than publicly sold or streamed digital files! Lets be clear, the ones that do are usually 45 RPM "audiophile" releases that are expensive limited series. However, anyone that A/B them picks the vinyl one every time! Furthermore, there is the physicality of handling your music, the ritualistic aspects that are sorely lacking from just picking a song by touching a screen. Finally, though 24/96 recordings are technically superior you virtually never listen to digital tracks at that resolution, unless you download them from somewhere like HD tracks. Most of the digital music consumed is at best CD format 16/44 or, more commonly, an awful MP3. Thus, even in regular listening, vinyl is as good, if not better, than what you stream.
Here's a small sampling of vinyl releases that sound better than any digital file you can ever get of them.
BTW, just a little inside info that most people don't quite get. All these 45 RPM records are actually made from digital remasters from original tapes! But, those masters are not sold as digital files!
The point was clear, whether it was 31dB or 40dB, or 1dB, it still demonstrates that claim of vinyl superiority is not supported by the facts. Even ignoring all the other areas of deficiency.
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