Are CDs high res audio?

High-resolution audio (Hi-Res Audio) is a term used to describe digital audio formats that have a higher sampling rate and bit depth than standard CD audio. The standard CD audio format has a sampling rate of 44.1 kHz and a bit depth of 16 bits. Hi-Res Audio formats typically have a sampling rate of 96

The evolution of music consumption has witnessed the rise of various audio formats, each promising to deliver superior sound quality and an immersive listening experience. Among these formats, Compact Discs (CDs) have remained a prominent contender since their inception. In recent times, the term “high-resolution audio” has emerged, heralding a new era of sonic fidelity.