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Carrie Marshall

Qobuz Club’s first anniversary proves the original hi-res streaming service will always do things differently to Spotify

A woman holding a tablet, streaming Qobuz music with Focal Stellia over-ear headphones.

Qobuz, the music streaming service where hi-res audio is available to every subscriber, has been celebrating the anniversary of its online community forum, Qobuz Club – and to celebrate, it's announced a new VIP version. The new Qobuz Club VIP Pass promises insider exclusives, priority customer service and 20% discounts on the products in Qobuz's lifestyle range.

The standard Qobuz Club is free and available to non-subscribers of one of the best music streaming services too. It's an online music community with themed discussion spaces and over 35,000 monthly members enthusing about their favorite music and sharing tips on audio kit. The new VIP pass is a paid add-on that costs $65.40 / €59.99 (roughly £51 / AU$99) a year. 

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