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Any thoughts? Lock in 3 years of Qobuz at today's rate

We’ve been upgrading and transforming how you discover and experience music on Qobuz —from seamless streaming across all your devices with Connect to a reimagined Discover experience that blends editorial curation with personalized recommendations.
 
Our mission remains unchanged: delivering an exceptional listening experience with continuously evolving features, while supporting fair artist compensation.
 
We’re incredibly proud of our progress and grateful to you for being a loyal member. Now, we’re inviting you to join us as we begin the next era of this extraordinary journey.

 

LIMITED-TIME OFFER
 
Lock in 3 years of Qobuz at today’s price*
 
check Price locked for 36 months for complete peace of mind
 
check $10.83/month 
 
check One payment, no monthly bills
 
check Unlimited high-quality streaming
 
check All current and future features
 
check Expert editorial, human-curated playlists, and more
 
check Support a sustainable and fair streaming model

 

hgeifman
hgeifman OP
2,445 posts
 

All,

Thanks to everyone who posted their comments above regarding locking in a 3-year subscription to QoBuz.  

I understand there might be some risk that QoBuz goes out of business, or I might not be here in 3-years.  In any case, I believe their prices will increase shortly so I like locking in at today's rate.  I asked some of my audio friends and they also believe it is a good deal.  

I signed up for the QoBuz 3-year plan and they credited my account for the time remaining on my current 1-year subscription.   Thanks again for your comments.  

 

 

mashif
473 posts
 

After some research, I've come to believe the offer is more of a customer retention strategy than a cash grab. I went ahead and did it. 

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foggyus91
612 posts
 

@mitch2 $500.00 for Room is not covering your subscription to a streaming service like Qobuz or Tidal. 

waynefia
192 posts
 

I also looked at this. But I have also been thinking about going back to Sublime level. If you just occasionally buy a few pieces of music, your money ahead. Tom Petty Complete Wild flowers 24/96 you save $17 just on one purchase. They do not seem to be offering it on this level,

cleeds
6,583 posts
 

Qobuz's timing is especially interesting after the news that Spotify is offering lossless.

"now, finally, it’s started rolling out to Premium listeners in select markets."

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