Yes, according to the author of this article.
18296.pdf
The overall conclusion is that the perceived fidelity of an audio recording and playback chain can be affected by operating beyond conventional resolution.
As Gus Skinas of Sony said:
"This is only the beginning... Now let's figure out why DSD is so much more "believable" than PCM at lower sample rates. Is it only about the sample rate? If the tests are designed to determine what is felt rather then what is heard, there will be a much bigger difference in the results. You don't have to be an audiophile or "golden ear" to feel the difference.:
18296.pdf
The overall conclusion is that the perceived fidelity of an audio recording and playback chain can be affected by operating beyond conventional resolution.
As Gus Skinas of Sony said:
"This is only the beginning... Now let's figure out why DSD is so much more "believable" than PCM at lower sample rates. Is it only about the sample rate? If the tests are designed to determine what is felt rather then what is heard, there will be a much bigger difference in the results. You don't have to be an audiophile or "golden ear" to feel the difference.:
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