Are there any audiophile quality streaming options


I want high quality music options and was wondering if there are any on line streaming sites that offer high quality sound? I know low quality options are everywhere, but I want to choose music and listen to it on my home system without having to invest in my own server. Looking for your thoughts as to benefits and or lack there of for this option.
Thanks
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Sfar,

Thanks. That was as excellent reply.

I put the MOG app on my iPad from the App store. It said it was free. I know you can get a 14 day free trial for the paid one. Do you know what the free one does? Is it still at 320 kbps?

Also, when it downloaded, I got the window, "email and password". I thought it was for my Apple password but it didn't work. Are they asking for my email password or am I supposed to create a MOG acct and make my own?
Onemug - I think the confusion about the cost is that while the app is free to download from the Apple Store, a subscription to stream and download to the iPad adds $5 a month to your paid Mog subscription.

I don't know the answer about the streaming rate through the tablet app but can't find any information that it's any different from the normal rate.

The app is asking for your MOG account email and password since the two services are designed to be used together. Your Apple account and password would be only for use to apps or other content downloaded from the App store, not to access MOG content. If you haven't created a MOG account you'll need to do that before the iPad app will work.
Onemug - p.s. - you might want to try MOG through the regular desktop application trial period before committing to an additional $5 a month for the iPad content. I like MOG a lot, obviously, but it might not suit everyone.
Sfar,

Can't thank you enough. Once again your answers are perfect. I plan on trying that 14 day trial starting tomorrow.

I'm listening to some easy Jazz on Pandora One right now. I am pretty impressed with the quality on some of the better recorded songs and that's at 192 kbps. Looking forward to hearing what 320 sounds like.