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Hello. What a great forum !
Can anyone give a Meridian newbie some feedback on either getting a G91A or a used G98/68 combo ?
My first components were a pair of dsp5200s and slowly building up to a complete Meridan HT/Music system. I am looking for advice in terms of flexibility and being able to upgrade in the future since I plan on long term use. 1080P is not a priority since I dont plan on neither replacing my DVD collection nor do I feel there are adequate 1080P media sources to satisfy my needs.
Thanks.
System 1: DSP5200, G91A, Sonos, Hitachi 55HDX62
System 2: DSP5000, 596, 568, Sonos, Hitachi 42HDS69
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Pan-dimensional being
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my opinion (worth every penny you've paid for it) is to invest your money in the speakers and an audio processor (G68 or whatnot) but skip the M players. unless and until you've gone hog-wild with 5.1 or 7.1, there's better stuff out there for a ton less money. you'll get a lot more bang for the buck out of the speakers.
doody.
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anyone using a G91A or the G98/G68 combo care
to respond?
Thanks.
System 1: DSP5200, G91A, Sonos, Hitachi 55HDX62
System 2: DSP5000, 596, 568, Sonos, Hitachi 42HDS69
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Working on the ultimate question
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Working on the ultimate question
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Same here, buy a used/new 861 V4 or G68 and skip the M player for now . Buy the Tosh HD DVD player both audio and video on this machine are a lot better then most M players unless you want the 808.
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