Using the BluOS app for iOS I easily added Amazon Music HD to the list of music sources. I have an NAD C 658 DAC and a Bluesound Pulse 2i speaker. Let's start with one of the few platforms to integrate Amazon Music HD into HiFi products, BluOS. Thus, I'm going to dive deep into Amazon Music HD to show people how to get the best sound quality from the service and what platforms to steer clear of, if sound quality is critical. Many audiophiles are willing to suffer a bit with respect to usability, if the payoff is better sound quality. However, I'm not going to focus on usability in this article. The interface, to me, is a work in progress and I hope a ton of progress will be made. I decided to gather up some devices, run some tests, and write down the current status of using Amazon Music HD. Others have expressed frustration over getting music to output to a DAC without running it through a virtual spaghetti of operating system audio paths.

Some have said the sound is different than other services, possibly even louder. The results have been all over the board. Now that Amazon Music HD has been live for about one month, many in the Audiophile Style community have had a chance to test it on numerous platforms.

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