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In Reply to: Re: Teac VRDS-25 or Meridian 500 posted by Rodney Gold on December 10, 2000 at 08:38:48:
My experience with the Teac VRDS-25XS vs the Meridian 508.20 as
CD players differs somewhat from Rodney's.
I found the Teac a lot smoother and had much more convincing bass than the Meridian.
The Meridian was arguably more detailed.
They both handled scratched discs with no problem.
These differences could very well be due to the differences in DAC
(I did not try them as transports only).
In Japan the Meridian is much more expensive so it was a very easy
decision for me to take the Teac.
To me it's a question of how you like your music presented, check'em both and then choose.Cheers,
Jeff
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- Re: Teac VRDS-25 or Meridian 500 - JeffC 19:04:50 12/11/00 (2)
- Re: Teac VRDS-25 or Meridian 500 - Pandora 10:18:27 12/12/00 (0)
- Re: Teac VRDS-25 or Meridian 500 - Rodney Gold 07:26:59 12/12/00 (0)
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