Hi @flquin. Of all the analog audio sources, vinyl is very popular among audiophiles, because of the magic of handling an acetate record and the good sound they deliver. Of course, you'll always have the sound of Scratch because of the physical friction of the pickup needle grooving the record's groove.

But the reality is that it does not beat a professional recording recorded on open reel tapes with proper equipment that records at a higher speed, minimum 15ips.
Where the result is an audio as reliable as possible to the original recording, either in studio or live.

Precisely, vinyl records are made, from matrix recordings, from an open reel tape.

I would like that one day you listen to a well made recording, and the final result will be optimal if the whole audio chain has the quality and harmony between these. Thanks for writing. Regards