Can anyone remember how much a new SMPS from Meridian costs?

This is an extract of the spec for the old PSU (I couldn�t find anything for the new one very easily):

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INPUT SPECIFICATIONS
Input Voltage Range ��������.��� 90-264VAC
Input Frequency �����������.��� 47-63 Hz
Inrush Current ����..�..���� 40A max.(Cold Start)
Line Regulation1�����.�������..��.. � 0.5%
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Hold-up Time�����.���.����.�� 16mS typ
Efficiency ��..���.���.�����..��... 75% typ.
Leakage Current ����������...��.� 3mA max.
Short Circuit Protection ����������. Continuous
Overvoltage Protection �������.. 5VDC output only
Overload Protection������ 120-200% of rated value
Total Output Power :
Convection Cooling ���..���.���� 55W max.
Forced Air Cooling ���..����� 65W @ 20CFM.
ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Temperature Range ����.��. 0�C to 70�C
Derating 50�C to 70�C���������..��� 2%/�C
Temperature Coefficient ���������� 0.02%/�C
Storage Temperature Range ����..�. �40�C to +85�C
Humidity, Non-Condensing �������� 0 to 95% RH
EMI Filter(on Board):
Conducted ����.��.� Meets FCC/CISPR 22 Class B
The output performance is typically 1% for the key line and load regulation, noise and ripple parameters.

This is very typical for modern SMPS�s, but is at least 20 � 30 times worse than a good linear supply. Based on what I�ve seen from various searches, I�d expect an SMPS to that spec to cost 30 � 50, and a linear supply 100 � 200. (The currency is whatever your currency is � GBP, USD or Euro � the number tends to stay the same).

So a linear PSU is more expensive, but I was wondering how it would compare with a new PSU from Meridian?

Nick