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Originally Posted by norman_nomad  Where are the studies supporting such a claim? There seem to be many more in the 20hz - 20khz camp.
Always open to new ideas through good science however if you can provide it.... |
Just curious - what are your thoughts on the square-sine dilemma as described ITT?
I imagine one of two possibilities. The volume matched 12khz sine and square can sound different because:
- Differing error is introduced in differing signal generation and it is this error which is heard.
- Sounds above 20 khz can have musically significant interactions with sounds below 20 khz.
I have no idea. Never heard this test. But I find it interesting whatever the case may be.
Also, why in your opinion does DSD sound better to many than say 88.2 khz?