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James Tanner - Bryston 07-10-2018 08:00 AM

Qobuz
 
https://www.soundandvision.com/conte...coming-america

BuffaloBill 07-10-2018 10:55 AM

Unless the music was recorded in a studio using actual 24/192 equipment it will be the same as "full resolution" 16/44.

Route 66 07-10-2018 12:05 PM

I wonder how the service differs from Tidal...

hdvidguy 07-10-2018 12:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by James Tanner - Bryston (Post 922620)

Didn’t see Bryston as a partner. In the works? Competition with Tidal is always good!

James Tanner - Bryston 07-10-2018 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by hdvidguy (Post 922644)
Didn’t see Bryston as a partner. In the works? Competition with Tidal is always good!

We are working on it.

james

jzzmusician 07-10-2018 04:16 PM

I've been waiting for Qobuz for what seems a long time. Thank you for making my day!

- Bob

Antonmb 07-11-2018 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Route 66 (Post 922640)
I wonder how the service differs from Tidal...



I use both, and find Qobuz has a better jazz and classical library, maybe not as good as Tidal for new popular music, especially hip hop, acts like Taylor Swift, etc. Qobuz also offers downloads for purchase, with serious discounts on hi res, if you subscribe to their annual Sublime package. Sublime+ provides hi res streaming up to 24/192, without any encoding like MQA. I also think Qobuz has a much better iOS app. The big down side is no Roon integration.

Antonmb 07-11-2018 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by BuffaloBill (Post 922630)
Unless the music was recorded in a studio using actual 24/192 equipment it will be the same as "full resolution" 16/44.



A lot of new classical and jazz are recorded in hi res pcm or DSD. Not so much popular music.

Route 66 07-11-2018 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Antonmb (Post 922739)
I use both, and find Qobuz has a better jazz and classical library, maybe not as good as Tidal for new popular music, especially hip hop, acts like Taylor Swift, etc. Qobuz also offers downloads for purchase, with serious discounts on hi res, if you subscribe to their annual Sublime package. Sublime+ provides hi res streaming up to 24/192, without any encoding like MQA. I also think Qobuz has a much better iOS app. The big down side is no Roon integration.

Well you've certainly gotten my attention! I listen almost exclusively to jazz and classical. Once in a while I'll put on some classic rock as background music, but it just doesn't float my boat the way it did in my younger days. I love the idea of being able to stream true hi res and don't give a damn about hip hop or popular music.

ruffoc 07-11-2018 02:46 PM

This is good news for classical music fans. A lot of the boutique euro labels supply their high res masters exclusivity to Quobuz (Alpha, Harmonia mundi, Naive). In some cases this is the only way to listen or purchase the high res files is through Quobuz.


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