With Amazon Music HD you can experience music streaming in premium quality. From now on there are over 50 million songs of various genres and artists for new customers for 90 days free of charge. The great deal is still valid until February 6, 2020. So you can survive the dreary winter days with your favorite songs in the best audio quality - and if you like, you can of course extend the subscription. This then incurs costs of € 12,99 (Prime members) or € 14,99 (Amazon customers without Prime). But don't worry: Membership can be canceled at any time.
With Amazon Music HD you can experience premium quality music streaming for free. Here you can find out how you can stream over 50 million songs in the best audio quality for free; for 90 days!
Amazon Music HD - Better audio quality thanks to high bit rates
While a standard definition (SD) of up to 320 kbps is possible for music streaming via Amazon (for example via the Amazon Music app on the iPhone), Amazon Music HD offers even more. In high definition (HD), double bit rates with 16-bit and 44,1 kHz are possible for lossless audio playback. Up to 850 kbps are even possible for albums and titles. But you can experience even more in the 90-day test of the offer and of course with the regular subscription to the service: audio in Ultra HD with up to 3.730 kbps, and thus up to 24-bit with 192 kHz. While HD is available for over 50 million songs, Ultra HD is available for a few million songs.
In order to enjoy the 90 days of Amazon Music HD for free and then perhaps to fully enjoy the paid subscription, Amazon recommends certain hardware. Of course you are with yours too Apple AirPods, the AirPods Pro, with Beats or Sennheiser headphones, Bose speakers and the like are well advised. The mail order company and streaming provider also lists the following brands (extract) for a very good audio experience: Denon, Marantz, Pioneer, Klipsch, Sony, Sonos, Onkyo, Sonus faber, Arcam, McIntosh, Fusion, Wren, Rotel , Etc.
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