#QOBUZ VS TIDAL 2021 PLUS#

Qobuz pluses: larger artist payout (at least a few years ago, not sure now), no MQA, sonically at least as good as Tidal, duo subscription 30% cheaper than Tidal family, not owned by a.

Sonically speaking, and subjectively speaking, Qobuz seems more agreeable to my ears (less harshness/highs?), but I’ve not ABX‘ed them - I’m not even sure if this is easily doable in a controlled way (given the volume normalisation that’s applied in Tidal - I didn’t found whether Qobuz apply volume normalisation). That would've undoubtedly been a big blow to Tidal and Qobuz, not to mention Amazon Music, which by that point had also launched a hi-res tier. Nonetheless, people seeking extra content, like podcasts and shows, might find. Something big happened in 2021: Apple announced that its Music streaming service would offer CD-quality, hi-res and spatial audio streams to subscribers.

#QOBUZ VS TIDAL 2021 PLUS#

But casual listeners will also appreciate the high-quality audio available with the HiFi plan, plus features such as access to music videos and ticket deals. I would need to rely solely on the Bluesound App, which is not the best around. Tidal is perfect for music lovers and audiophiles looking to stream music in the best audio quality possible.

com billionaire or a large corporation (good for diversity) Tidal pluses: App, Tidal Connect. The only downside I would see at the moment is that I cannot control my Bluesound Node via the Qobuz App whereas it is possible to do so via the Tidal App (via “Tidal Connect”). Qobuz pluses: larger artist payout (at least a few years ago, not sure now), no MQA, sonically at least as good as Tidal, duo subscription 30 cheaper than Tidal family, not owned by a.

I am currently evaluating Qobuz (to replace my present Tidal family subscription). Does anybody know if that was confirmed somewhere else as well?

Qobuz vs tidal 2021