Meridian 203 Digital To Analog Processor (Sold)

Made In England


This is an outboard unit,
which you can use with any CD player having a digital out.
The 203 takes either coaxial or optical cable. The technology is right up to date: Philips Bitstream.

What I like about the 203 is its musicality.
This is one of the smoothest, sweetest, least irritating digital converters I have heard to date—no hardness here.
Detail is good, although not in the league of the latest Krell or Theta units.

Ditto for dynamics and soundstaging ability—very good, but not quite up there with some of the more expensive, non-Bitstream units. And that's the short and sweet of it:
an excellent-sounding processor for a price that makes sense.

The Meridian sounds like music. Incidentally, I got the best results using an optical cable from my Philips player's digital out.

Don't cheap out with inferior cable on the processor's analog out—spend the money on something decent. I am most impressed with this unit, which has lived up to my high expectations.



Specifications
Description:
- Frequency response: 20Hz–20kHz ±0.2dB.
- Distortion: <0.004%.
- Noise: <94dB. Conversion: Bitstream, PDM, differential time-aligned mode,
- 256x-oversampling,
- 2 bits,
- passive filtering.
- Precision: 16 bits.
- Source sampling frequency: 32kHz–48kHz.
- Inputs: IEC958, 75 ohm coaxial, EIAJ optical.
- Analog Output: RCA jacks, 2V fixed.
- Output impedance: 12 ohms.
- Display: Power, Lock, and EQ (de-emphasis) indicators.

Dimensions: 6.3" W by 3.9" H by 12.6" D.
Weight: 4 lbs

Price : RMSold
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