Some may find the destruction of the
"20Hz-to-20kHz Myth" a good place to improve digital's silicon **** chip's awful sound quality.
Now departed and greatly missed, Mr. David Blackmer, the inventor of the dbx comps and the founder of Earthworks discussed the wimpy nature of CD's by stating, the "compact-disc standard assumes that there is no useful information beyond 20kHz and therefore includes a brick-wall filter just above 20kHz.
Many listeners hear a great difference when 20kHz band-limited audio signals are compared with wide band signals." David Blackmer continues by pointing out that there are
those of us "who are convinced that there is critically important audio information to at least 40kHz."
Cal-Tech's Prof. Boyk shows in his precision measurements,
there are musical frequencies exceeding 103kHz which the current crop of crappy silicon **** chips put out by the Digital Math Scoundrels are too crippled to even capture, let alone, faithfully reproduce.
In addition to having the frequency spectrum artifically band-limted and severely constricted, restricted, and screwed up beyond belief from the outset, the silicon **** chips have all sorts of problems, errors, and "anomalies" on the too often overlooked low-end of the spectrum. The result of all the errors, truncation, aliasing problems, time smear, and "anomalies" in the digital silicon chips is sucky-f*cky Digital Sound Quality brought to you courtesy of those bastard Digital Math Scoundrels.
http://www.cco.caltech.edu/~boyk/spectra/spectra.htm
http://www.drtmastering.com/blackmer.htm