Mayer - Continuum -2006 Pop- -flac 24-96- — John

Not a literal one, but the digital phantom of a perfect listening experience. He had just upgraded his entire rig—a new DAC that looked like a stealth fighter, headphones that cost more than his first car. His library of 320kbps MP3s, the faithful companions of his teenage years, now sounded like they were playing through a wet sock.

I think you meant "good press" (vinyl term) or "good rip" — but if you literally need a paper (academic or review), here's what matters: John Mayer - Continuum -2006 Pop- -Flac 24-96-

The 2006 album he thought he knew had been a photocopy of a photograph. This 24-bit, 96kHz file was the original negative. He heard the thumb squeak on the guitar neck. He heard Mayer’s voice crack just slightly on “I don’t want another way to fall.” He heard the ghost of Steve Ray Vaughan in the solo of “Belief”—not the notes, but the silence between them. Not a literal one, but the digital phantom

Mayer’s breathy delivery is rendered with intimate detail, removing the digital "veil" often found in lower-bitrate versions. 🎸 Key Highlights I think you meant "good press" (vinyl term)