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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.
 
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hgeifman
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."

soix
11,243 posts
 

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

@cleeds  That’s a very good point.  I’m highly skeptical their lossless sound quality will match Qobuz or Tidal, but if it does it’ll be very interesting and glad I’m not locked in for three years now.  

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ghdprentice
9,466 posts
 

@soix 

+1

I agree. The comparison between Tidal and Qobuz has been going on for years with the nod consistently going to Qobuz... so, it is unlikely that a mainstream company, just flips a switch and comes out with a better sounding product. 

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willywonka
483 posts
 

I've used BOTH Tidal and Qobuz for a long time and they both sound fantastic. The hate with Tidal always had to do with MQA. They no longer have those files. I stuck with Tidal.

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