I am using lossless audio sources like Tidal (classical + jazz, also with some "Master" records wich is MQA).
Tidal's native player doesn't make optimal audio quality, neither on PC nore on Android, there are some player with Tidal integration with markedly better audio quality (Roon, Kodi, BobblePNP, beeing Sennheiser's CapTune on Android the best quality). Even VLC produces a more detailed and refined sound than Tidal player itself with playback of 24bit depth flac files.
(Tidals issues could involve flac-decoder, resampling issues, ?)
One request would be to have direct streaming service integration with JRiver. Setting JRiver's WDM alone wasn't enough to straighten out this handicap of Tidal.
While MS22's WDM is a great concept and the implementation is functioning, I think there is also left a room for improving the sound quality by using more PC-resources on more advanced HW (like the recent i7 processors). (Someone above has pointed out bad THD measurements with WDM by which I could see my judgement full confirmed.)
Possible targets for revising the audio quality could be explicit filter choice options with parameter setting for DSD conversion (also an excellent concept in MC22).
Example for some basic implementation is foo_dsd_asio, for a more complete one is HQP (the latter being also a good example for an unusable GUI.)