Music you found on Tidal

I did an A/B test last weekend with a CD and Tidal.  Started both at the same time and switched back and forth.  Tidal was slightly clearer and more open.  As for their selection, I'm surprised at what is missing (Bob Seger) and also at what I found.  Some things I thought "no way" but it was there.  I would take inventory of what you have on CD and spend a few hours just searching Tidal.  It will only get better as time goes on.

Thanks Treebeard1.  Whoa Bob Seger is a big omission.  I am in the 30 day trial so I am really playing with it.  So far It seems worth the $20 to me.

@portlandlay I'm really enjoying it. Much more music available to me now. I'm sure the Bob Seger thing is due to contractual issues between Seger and Tidal. Would be interested to know if he's in Spotify. 

Couldn't agree more with treebeard1.  I simultaneously A/B'ed my CDs of Natalie Merchant's "Tigerlily" and the Parton/Ronstandt/Harris "Trio".  (Those were the only ones of their "Masters"  [=MQA] series that I happen to own.)  Bigger soundstage, more depth, clarity and presence, cymbals had more ching, drums more bop, and the tracks even sound like more instruments have been added.  Just wish everything Tidal has will be MQA'ed.  (Dreaming's still free, right?)

I have struggled to get my USB/IPOD connection working in my car  with my iPhone.  I have been streaming bluetooth.

Today I did a A/B comparison with the same track between Tidal (offline content) and pandora streaming at the highest quality.

There was simply no comparison.  Even in these poor conditions Tidal was a standout.