17-Jul-2014, 18:28
(17-Jul-2014, 18:23)f1eng Wrote:I don't know how many CD's you buy a month, but it could be cheaper to subscribe to Qobuz. Also they have a very large classical music database. And you don't have to store the CD's, that could be a plus. I think there is a 1 month trial period, so you can try before you buy(10-Jul-2014, 06:18)Eddye Wrote:(09-Jul-2014, 20:40)f1eng Wrote: I am fed up with streaming. I almost only listen to classical and the software I have tried so far has useless automatic tagging. It takes so long to tag things properly I have given up and only rip pop music now.If you like classical music, you should really give Qobuz a try again.
So mostly I listen to CDs with the odd LP from time to time.
I was going to try Qobuz but got so far into the process and gave up, I can't remember what put me off though.
I will buy the CD if I like it. At the moment if I am interested in a piece the sample stream on Amazon or the iTunes store tells me whether I like the performance, which is the key buying aspect for me.
What benefit does Qobuz offer over and above this?
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