(27-Nov-2015, 07:58)Adams Wrote: [ -> ]Don't know about anyone else but I've had a lot of trouble streaming tidal through my phantoms anyway. Cancelled my subscription the other day.
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Today black fryday on tidal, 4 monts for the price of 1 month
I also stopped the subscription, not because of problems, but because qobuz Hi-res sounds better with the phantoms
it's true, people are different.
if i had some, i would never thought to sell them but just pass them on.
especially as i can afford 2 silver and....
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angenet LOL you didn't spend the money on the codes... you bought speakers and the codes came for free.
If the 3 month Tidal trial was your reason for buying them, you wouldn't be on here trying to sell them.
...plus, that's sorta like arguing you dropped $3K on the 5K iMac so you could get the cleaning cloth
Anyone know if it's possible for those of us in the US to sign up for Qobuz? How is the artist and track selection?
(27-Nov-2015, 21:34)oilman Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone know if it's possible for those of us in the US to sign up for Qobuz? How is the artist and track selection?
According to the following post, this looks definitely possible (and easier than buying US-locked HDTracks albums from Europe via a proxy):
http://devialetchat.com/showthread.php?t...0#pid29130
(17-Nov-2015, 12:00)Will Wrote: [ -> ]You don't need a VPN - as Quobuz allows "legitimate" subscribers to access Qobuz wherever they are in the world. Not realising I was not supposed to access Qobuz, I registered using my correct city of residence - but inadvertently put in my country of residence as France - I paid by PayPal and - voila - I was accepted. I only realised my "error" after the event, and I have never had any problems with my subscription. Occasionally I get a message saying that they have detected that my email address is Australian - but I simply ignore this.
Qobuz is worth the try: very wide and fresh range of genres and artists.
I'd been wanting to try Qobuz for a while, but hadn't gotten past the geoblockers, being Australian. However, the above post encouraged me to try, and I did. Got through OK, using Hola! on the Chrome browser to fool Qobuz into thinking I'm in France. However, the selection is pretty poor, compared to Deezer, so I'm going to cancel, once I can work out how to do that. Most of the obscure artists I like aren't present, and of the ECM label, there's virtually nothing.
Andrew
Last day of Tidal was yesterday, I think it´s a bit too pricey to continuing subscribing. But appreciate Devialet for providing 3 months for free. I guess now is a good time to go buy another Phantom :-)