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So, without any further information, this currently appears to be a promotional offer exclusive to the USA for a limited period of 3 months and no further conclusions may be drawn. No offer similar to this new Qobuz USA one has been made for the European services. When new plans were introduced in the USA when Qobuz opened there earlier in the year, European subscribers were offered an equivalent almost immediately in order to bring everything into line. Same numbers with only the currency units changing. Qobuz has so far offered its subscription plans uniformly across all of the territories it services. People who subscribe to the new plan between now and then will not find the subscription increased during their first year but as far as known at present, new subscribers from 1st February 2020 may not be offered those rates.

Jason, you have missed the other qualification to their offer - it is only to 31st January. 'Qobuz’s new rate is only available to the first 100,000 new subscribers.' Dalton stated that an MP3 tier remains warranted because it is “typically adequate who mostly / only listen on mobile devices.”Īs seems to be their norm, Tidal didn't respond to our queries. Primephonic continues to offer their MP3 plan for $7.99-$9.99, and both CD and hi-rez for $14.99/month. John Dalton, head of the North American division of rival classical music streaming service Primephonic, which is based in Amsterdam and New York, responded to questions before Idagio’s free tier had been announced.

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Idagio is also available on Mac OS and Windows computers.

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For offline listening and high-quality audio, Idagio offers two subscription plans: “Idagio Premium” at $9.99/month for 320kbps MP3 and “Idagio Premium+, which offers lossless FLAC at $12.99/month for iOS or $14.99/month on Android. The new “Idagio Free” plan offers 192kbps MP3 streaming with access to the entire catalog, curated playlists, and exclusive releases.

While he doesn’t know what Qobuz’s baseline rate will be once the 100,000-subscriber threshold is reached, he promised that the Studio Premiere subscription price will not increase after the first year.įour days later, on November 12, Germany-based classical-music streaming service Idagio, whose library contains more than 2 million tracks, also announced changes to its tiers and pricing. In response to questions from Stereophile, Mackta affirmed that Qobuz is counting new subscribers, and that current subscribers who switch to Studio Premier will not be included in the count. Qobuz’s new rate is only available to the first 100,000 new subscribers. Such a move has been anticipated since September 17, when Amazon Music launched its Amazon Music HD service with a game-changing $14.99 subscription price ($12.99 for Amazon Prime members). The service’s other plans have been eliminated. Qobuz will continue to offer its “Sublime+” plan ($249.99/year), which includes streaming access plus a “substantial” discount for hi-rez download purchases from the Qobuz store.

Studio Premier grants subscribers unlimited access to Qobuz’s catalog of more than 50 million CD-quality tracks and millions of hi-rez tracks up to 24/192.

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At a press event, Dan Mackta, Managing Director of Qobuz USA, said that Qobuz now offers “Studio Premier” subscriptions for $14.99/month or $149.99 for a full year. On November 8, at the very small New York Audio Show, Paris-based music streaming service Qobuz announced that it has streamlined its subscription plans, lowered prices, and discontinued MP3 streaming.

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