Ready to rip - 44.1 or 88.2 khz?

[Trackside]

About to rip records via my SL-1200 MK2 / DL-103 / V-LPS via an E-MU 0404USB into Audition CS5.5 at 44.1khz 32bit. Anyone tell me of a good reason 44.1 khz is not enough to capture all the recorded information I can hear on vinyl? Post production will be limited to clickrepair, a sub 20hz filter and normalising the whole album to reasonable levels as the recording levels are peaking to a max of -6db and it's quieter than digital playback of CD / MP3 ( even ones that have not been 'loudnessed'). I hear talk that musical signals beyond 20khz will be lost as their harmonics exist below this but in my understanding the A-D is still capturing these harmonics but just cutting the inaudible ultrasonic in the file output?

[Hanuman]

Read this:

http://www.tnt-audio.com/sorgenti/rip_it_1_e.html

for the reasons (thanks, @dimal, for linking to this in another thread).

[Trackside]

Thanks for that link - 88.2khz it is then!

[Werner]

I wouldn't bother. You are not doing a lot of post-editing and processing. Stick to 44.1kHz in your case.