However, with the likes of Spotify bringing onboard its Spotify Hi-Fi tier offering “lossless audio” streams, admittedly not hi-res, are consumers getting savvier and forcing services to provide higher quality streams, or is it that streaming speakers and wireless headphones are getting better and are highlighting the shortcomings of low-res audio? Whatever it is, we applaud anything that improves audio for all. Has hi-res music streaming finally come of age? Once, it was assumed that only sniffy audiophile types were bothered about such things as FLAC and 24-bit resolution. Qobuz 24-bit Hi-Res streaming is available on Sonos in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, and the United States. However, now it introduces 24-bit streaming, compatible with most products on the Sonos S2 platform, which supports up to 48 kHz/24-bit audio resolution. In 2013, Qobuz became the first music service to offer 16-bit FLAC streaming on Sonos. The subscription cost for which starts from 20/month. To stream hi-Res music on your Sonos speaker, you must be subscribed to Qobuz's Studio Premier or Studio Sublime plan. Qobuz has been streaming since 2007 and was the first hi-res service to land in the UK. Qobuz has a library of over 70 million tracks, which it can stream in CD lossless and 24-bit hi-Res on Sonos speakers. Qobuz has been at the forefront of high-resolution music streaming, and we look forward to customers enjoying their music with the clarity, depth, and room-filling sound of Sonos. Our open platform enables partners to bring the best of their experiences to the Sonos system and our mutual customers. Ryan Richards, Director of Product Marketing at Sonos, added: The Sonos Era 100 goes on March 28 th in the UK, and it’ll sell for 249 / £249 / 279 / AUD 399. Now, on Sonos devices, we're making it easy for millions more people to experience the improvement Hi-Res audio can make. Qobuz has always strived to make the highest quality audio accessible, as people become more interested in better sound.
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This new integration is available via the Sonos S2 app, which supports 24-bit 44.1/48kHz for FLAC and is compatible with most Sonos speakers, including the recently announced Sonos Roam. This is Qobuz's broadest expansion of hi-res streaming support yet. Subscribers to the French-based streaming service can now listen to studio-quality music on their Sonos speakers by simply pressing play in the Sonos app.
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