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VK, What I am trying to say is that the G68 series was designed for HT / surround sound (and was great for its time... still is for DD/DTS HT duties). Meridian started re-concentrating on 2 channel performance with the 808/818 series. If you are intent on listening to 2 channel recordings, you owe it to yourself to audition along these lines. Of course, I just googled "Linn Kisto" and it was contemporaneous with the Meridian G68 in the last decade. I am not familiar with their product lines, I associate them with LP's and apparently they are innovating with DSP technology in their speakers  I look forward to auditioning the 818v3 and hearing from my dealer about its advantages in my DSP system. My point about analog speakers with 818v3 is that there is clear progress made with the 818v3 as mentioned in the new data sheet.
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Thanks for the clarification.
To the OP, are you running the Kisto in an analogue only mode. Funny how, now that we know about MQA, ADC and DAC at 96k seems unappealing...
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