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Don't Panic!
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Originally posted by Holtz'.:
I sold my pair of DSP5000 Mk2 Speakers, just yesterday, on the open market.
They went for 40% of new. n.b. �1850 ($3625), not good but not bad.
This was however, �200 ($390) more than I had asked for here and �750 ($1470) more than I had been offered.

With that in mind I rest my case.
There is another explanation and that is that a lot of potential Meridian buyers simply do not know about this site... But they know about eBay.


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Originally posted by George Mills:
Ok, But I think it's obvious DVD has been hit hardest.
Yeah you can get used Meridian 800v4 for $6K+ smile

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I'm still interested in a Meridian networked source that can play all formats I use:

.ts .h264 .wmv .MP3 .FLAC divx xvid perhaps even BD and HD-DVD

Now I'm diverted to crappy tvix player with subpar components and/or a htpc which always need tweaking or adjusting and doesn't have a useful remote for what I need to do.

I'm prepared to pay good money for this box as long as it is current. This would be the crown source of my rig. And I could just throw away my htpc and put up a couple of terabytes of NAS disc on the GigaBit network hidden somewhere.


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Here are three ideas I think could be interesting, at least to me, hopefully to Meridian too:

*Networked* DSP speakers.

Wireless, wireless, wireless. As the technology develops, it will become better and better until it would be indistinguishable from a traditional wired speaker.

Also something that could be interestig is a DSP that allows to change the sound in a way that if you like warm tube like sound, or analytical, than you can adjust accordingly. This, I assume, should not be very complicated.

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Meridian has a huge advantage when it comes to wireless speakers, of course...


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Keep in mind you may get into issues with lipsync for wireless speakers. The wireless has to be buffered ahead. Works fine for audio only apps. They would need a large video buffer. Might get tricky keeping 7.1 speakers wirelessly in sync too. I'm not saying it can't be done.

I get lip sync issues sometimes with the wired stuff !!!


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What about wired-less rather than wireless?

Putting potential noise issues aside, a system similar to the Denovo mains networking would be cool. Audio and comms signals passed over the humble mains system would be rather neat.


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The used price of other equipment has been mentioned above, but the one which has brought a new note of dismay to chez Mr Meridian is an ad posted today on AVforums...a two year old Panasonic 42" plasma (the PW6) being effectively "thrown out" for �350. He'll doubtless settle for �300 or �275, and I'm left shaking my head at how my �1870 spend on the same screen two years ago (and a bargain at that point) could have crashed so badly. There really is no point selling now...we might as well accumulate second, third, fourth room systems...

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Missed that one - at that price I would have snapped it up...

Edit: Complete retraction of the sentence above. Although nominally a stunning deal, IIRC that model was available for around �1200. There are a lot of hours on it and, critically, there are no input boards.


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