I have 2 of these units. Whichever one sells first, Ill keep the other. Purchased 10 years ago. Both have had the DVD drives updatedreplaced. In mint condition as I keep my stuff looking and running perfectly.Specifications areFeaturesProcessing Modes Dolby Digital 5.1, pro Logic II movie mode only DTS DTS 5.1 only Other Trifield matrix surroundTHX Certification NoAudio DA Converter 24-bit192-kilohertzNumber of Amp Channels 5Power Rating watts per channel 100, into 8 ohmsFrequency Response 01 dB from 20 Hz to 30 kHzDimensions H x W x D, inches 3.54 x 17.32 x 13.78Weight pounds 30ConnectionsInputsVideo Component video 1, S-video 3, composite video 3Audio Coaxial digital 2, optical digital 2, stereo analog 3OutputsVideo HDMI 1, component 1, BNC type, S-video 1, composite video 1Audio 5.1-channel pre 1Additional RS-232 1, 12-volt trigger 3, IR jack 1, Meridian comms 3, AM 1, FM 1Ratings Meridian G95 DVD AV ReceiverBuild Quality 98 ExcellentSleek, pale brushed-aluminum chassisBlack glass top panelGold metal binding postsPerformance 98 ExcellentClean implementation of Class D sPerfectly honed midrangeSound is transparent and inspiringErgonomics 92 GoodUltra-cool wedge-shaped remote controlSlim, space-saving form factorControl interface is a bit quirkyOverall Rating 91 GoodThough mind-meltingly high in price, the Meridian G95 delivers on its promise of beautifully sculpted audiophile surround sound with a minimum of bulk or fuss. Its noteworthy both as Meridianfirst one-box surround DVD-receiver and as a carefully designed overperformer in its own right.G95 DVD AV Receiver $8,495 MSRP
