Bayetta

Have a look at the information on "Duncan's Meridian Info" at the top of the page.

Basic answer is:
A = Analogue outputs (single-ended)
X = Analogue outputs (Balanced on XLRs)
D = Digital outputs for your DSPs
V = Video switching

J version is single-ended analogue and Digital outputs (and I think no tuner for the Japanese market)

If you want one that works with your DSPs you need a G68ADV G68D or G68J

Or the newer G68SL which has Peaker-link outputs for DSPs and a full set of Balanced analogue outputs on XLRs

Richard

Main system; 861v8 ID41, DSP8000SEU fronts with DSP5500 centre and DSP7000 rears (all in lovely silver) 504, HD621
Second system 861v4 ID40 LPS, G98DH, 504, HD621, 2x DSP5200 with DSP5200 centre
MD600 tucked away in study. Lots of other Meridian!