A Meta-Analysis of High Resolution Audio Perceptual Evaluation
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A 2016 JAES meta-analysis of 18 experiments, more than 400 participants and over 12,500 trials found a small but statistically significant ability to discriminate high-resolution audio from standard resolution, with a larger effect after training.