Meridian Unplugged - Powered by MrTechGuy.co.uk Forums Discussion Meridian - Systems Is this link well known to you all? Hi to all, I am a new member

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.Meridian-audio.com/

This may be common knowledge so I apologise if so.

I was trying to find some legacy products on the "now" Meridian site and it did not seem to have any links, unless I missed them

It can be used for any company if you just use:

http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

You then just enter your favourite websites into the link box and hit "TAKE ME BACK"

Sometimes bits do not function but mostly they do and you can navigate around the links on the open page as if it was today

I am awaiting my 568.2mm and 504 from the extremely helpful Mr_Meridian

I have a 558 already sitting on my rack waiting for food.

I have always been a sucker for remotes and also have an MSR+ on its way soon.

That's it for now, but I will be back for sure

Martin

Something to add to Duncs' site ?

Hello Martin,
welcome to the forum and M, hopefully you will enjoy it.
Thanks for the link- i like it

Robert

I use the web archive all the time and particularly on the Meridian site to find links to old FAQs etc. The FAQs are usually still on the current site, but just impossible to find unless you have the link.

George/Everyone,

Do we ever get worried that "some day" the archives will disappear as the M web site gets revised, updated & reworked?

George are we regularly sucking the data sheets/tools/manuals off the M Site and placing them up on the WIKI?


Would it make sense to split up the work among us and attack the M site and work to replicate the "goodies" or am I just worrying over nothing and M will never "nuke" the "stuff" (old or new) that we all might need some day?


Best,

J

I think Dunc's site has a pretty complete collection.

Dear All,

"I think Dunc's site has a pretty complete collection".

Whilst this is true, and Duncan has put in a tremendous amount of effort, a lot of information could still be added.

Just take a look, expand all, then look particularly at the 200, 100 series, and other areas.

A lot more information could be added, this is a valuable resource of use, not only to us all, but, to Meridian Audio.

It is also of value for historical reasons.

Have you anything to add?

Regards

Archiving Meridian's site is not this sites goal. The Wiki is to fill in gaps and apply practical experience.

If there is a few gems that must not be lost I can archive a few but as mentioned Duncs has done a fairly good job archiving stuff.

Kind of mazing Meridian didn't just archive it and give some obscure link to it. They probably have but just have not shared the link yet.

It's not like storage space is a precious resource any more.

Ok, server drives aren't dirt cheap, but they aren't break the bank expensive either.

Cheers,