LWA Staff Posted March 21, 2024 Posted March 21, 2024 (edited) Further Information: Today treat yourself and experience audio excellence with the Meridian G08 24-bit Upsampling CD Player - in good secondhand condition. Crafted for music enthusiasts, this player boasts a rich heritage, following the footsteps of the award-winning 588 and 800 models. Equipped with powerful on-board DSP, the G08 enhances your listening experience by up-sampling digital information to 24 bits and a sample rate of 176.4 kHz, delivering unparalleled transparency from your CD collection. Included is the MSR remote for effortless control from your favorite spot on the couch. Just serviced by us, this sleek and reliable CD player is ready to enhance your home audio setup. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your music journey. Contact us today to make it yours! Edited March 22, 2024 by LWA Staff Updating the condition of the unit and the color of the remote 2
Gremrock Posted March 21, 2024 Posted March 21, 2024 Bargain, I have the 08.2 model and they’re amazing, very smooth but full sound. miles ahead of anything near this price
Neo Posted March 22, 2024 Posted March 22, 2024 On the back it’s says 100v-120v please confirm that it doesn’t need a stepdown transformer? Neo
LWA Staff Posted March 22, 2024 Author Posted March 22, 2024 Hi Neo - no, this is configured for 240V. I have also noticed the remote photographed with this unit is black - it should have been a silver one. Regards, Len 1
Jimboz Posted March 22, 2024 Posted March 22, 2024 Hey Len - just to confirm you have G08 and G08.2 (standard pic1 and slot loading pic3) shown - the unit is the top picture ie drawer loading type?
LWA Staff Posted March 22, 2024 Author Posted March 22, 2024 Hi Jimboz - not 100% what is going on there, this is obviously a stock image. The unit we have is the G08 - which has the drawer load, not as shown in the 2nd image (which as you said is the G08.2). The 2nd problem is that part of the lettering is rubbed off on the unit we have. We are going to reshoot the photo in the morning. Our apologies for confusion. Regards, Len 3
Recommended Posts