Almost ten months later without a release. That’s all I’ve used so if there is anything else out there I cannot review it. Spotify HiFi, which would provide CD-quality lossless audio to Premium subscribers, was supposed to launch in 'select markets' later in 2021. Their high res is only available to people streaming to an external dac from a mac computer. Amazon - app made through malicious programming.

Have to stream it directly from my bluesound apps which is traumatizing.

Best catalog and recommendation engine although tidal is close. Here’s a sneak peek at the upcoming HiFi onboarding process from modifying the app, wrote user Nickx000x. The video was shared to /truespotify last Thursday (12 August) with a brief caption in the post’s title. Ideally, those devices will be connected to a network and capable of using Spotify Connect. Also they make me angry with their “we’re number one so screw you” business model. A Redditor has leaked alleged footage of the onboarding process for Spotify HiFi after claiming to have modified the app. According to Spotify, Spotify HiFi will stream in CD-quality lossless audio to your devices.

I do not do full MQA on my main system because I have an R2R dac there. Sound quality is great but not as good as flac services IMO. I’m Currently with Tidal (and technically Apple since I get it for free but never use it) my rundown is: Tidal - great app and integration (tidal connect is a must). Spotify has yet to launch its higher-resolution Spotify HiFi tier (which it promised to unveil by the end of 2021, but didnt) or to add any Dolby Atmos.

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