“Our open platform enables partners to bring the best of their experiences to the Sonos system and our mutual customers,” said Ryan Richards, director of product marketing at Sonos.
SONOS TARGETS PLATFORM BY QOBUZ STREAMING ANDROID
This new integration builds on Qobuz’s continued expansion of hardware partnerships, including the addition of Hi-Res compatible hardware on the Android platform several years ago. And now, it is continuing to expand access to higher-resolution streaming on Sonos by introducing 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. 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,” said Dan Mackta, Qobuz USA managing director. Related: Bowers & Wilkins Adds Music App to Formation Wireless Technology Platform Qobuz Making it Easier to Experience Hi-Res The service’s customers will be able to listen to studio-quality music on their Sonos speakers, preserving all of the details and color of original recordings, with the ease of simply pressing play in the Sonos app.Īvailable with the Sonos S2 app, this new integration is one of Qobuz’s broadest expansions of Hi-Res streaming support to date. Qobuz, the Hi-Res streaming and download provider, is now the first music service to deliver 24-bit Hi-Res audio streaming on Sonos.
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