You dropped a fortune on the stunning Sonus faber Omnia, expecting pure, unadulterated high-resolution audio bliss. But when you tried to stream from Qobuz, you hit a devastating brick wall. The shocking truth is that there's no native Qobuz Connect, and the manufacturer isn't talking. You're not alone in this frustration. Across the audiophile Avonetics, users are fuming, forced into clunky, quality-compromising workarounds like Chromecast and BubbleUpPnP just to get their music playing. We've seen the desperate pleas echo through the Sonos Avonetics, the technical troubleshooting on the Bluesound Avonetics, and even the workaround discussions on the WiimStreamer Avonetics. It's a massive controversy that the high-end audio world is buzzing about: Why is a luxury brand failing its customers on such a critical feature? Is it a deliberate omission? A software nightmare they can't fix? We've gone deep into the forums and uncovered the explosive details and the potential workarounds the community is desperately trying. Before you regret your purchase or settle for inferior sound, you NEED to see what we found. This is the one piece of information every Sonus faber owner has been waiting for. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.