192 khz/24 bit Albums on Qobuz

So I did that on the Qobuz App (not the store). I searched on "Main Artist", Allman Brothers. Clicked on "See all releases" and 99 albums showed up and 28 of them had the "Hi-Res AUDIO" logo on them. I had to click on the 28 individual "album covers" to see the khz. It varied from 44khz (surprising for Hi-Res) to 192khz. Not trivial at all.

Doing the same thing on the Qobuz Store I was able to filter it to different HI-RES QUALITY. The choices were 44.1, 48, 96, 192khz. There were 11 192khz albums.
 
To know what is available in 192khz I have to go back and forth from the store to the app. A major PIA. Although I just saw a button in the store called "Listen on Qobuz" which then queued up the 192khz album in the streaming app. I guess that's the easiest approach now.

Are you doing something different ?

I see that you figured out that Not everything on Qobuz that says Hi-Res is 24/192.  So you still need to dig. But once you start on it, that goes quickly by artist.  I have had both Qobuz and Tidal.  I ended up dropping Tidal as I thought the sound quality from Qobuz across the board at any bitrate was better sounding.  Once I switched DAC's from my Linn to DCS I found the difference more pronounced.

readheads -- I hope you’re using balanced analog from the Ayre Codex for your comparisons. Ayre stuff seems to sound distinctly better with balanced connections.

@redheads the Node2i does output 192 through optical, i’m listening to it at the moment. Outputting to my Cambridge DacMagic+

I found that you need a decent Tos-link cable that has the bandwidth to transmit 24/192. Some cheap ones don’t have the necessary throughput. 

thanks to @phcollie I just discovered the "Blue Coast Collection". Excellent recordings! I'm new to Folk/Americana 😳 Instantly liked it. Thank You!!