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In some posts before, there's a guy stating he couldn't hear difference between CD and SACD, leading to discussion whether SACD will really give any measurable benefits comparing to CD. Today I'd like to present the paper that was published last few years ago about benefits of DSD below.
http://www.aes.org/technical/documentDownloads.cfm?docID=507
There's also other interesting topics about other high resolution audio formats to read too so enjoy reading and happy listening.
http://www.aes.org/technical/documentDownloads.cfm?docID=507
The original DSD oversampling rate of 64 Fs (64 x 44.1 kHz, or 2.8224 MHz) has now been expanded to include both 128 Fs and 256 Fs. The main advantage of the higher rates is that the rise in shaped noise which occurs as a consequence of dynamic range processing in sigma delta modulators can be pushed considerably further out beyond the audio band (> 60 kHz), and with less quantization noise remaining in the audio band, than is possible with 64 Fs. The DSD signal is said to sound cleaner and more transparent at the higher data rates.
There's also other interesting topics about other high resolution audio formats to read too so enjoy reading and happy listening.