Fuss-free all-in-one solution ; Looks the business ; Built to last ; A good all-rounder

CD quality not as forthright as standalone samples ; Set-up is necessarily complex ; SACD support would make it truly universal

A beautifully executed example of the all-in-one solution, with the sound from audio discs the only slight weakness

Excellent picture and sound quality ; styling and build impress ; easy to use ; compact

You can buy more flexible kit for this cash ; not without rivals, most of which are cheaper

A sterling effort, and an object of some desire; a simple, low-compromise solution sure to appeal to many well-heeled buyers

Brilliant performance. Stylish, compact and beautifully finished. Easy to use, with exceptional remote handset. Oozes 'proper' hi-fi credibility

Lacks onboard HDMI switching. No provision for iPod dock. It ain't cheap

Fuss-free all-in-one solution, Looks the business, Built to last, A good all-rounder

CD quality not as forthright as standalone samples, Set-up is necessarily complex, SACD support would make it truly universal

A beautifully executed example of the all-in-one solution, with the sound from audio discs the only slight weakness

Meridian is known for making some of the finestdigital gear in the world, and the sound of this piece proves why. Whether you are listening to movies in 5.1, or CDs in stereo, or thefamed Meridian Trifield setting, you will get some of the finest...

The G95 doesn't play DVD-Audio, SACD or Blu-ray discs. While the firsttwo are insignificant, Blu-ray is an issue. Adding a Blu-ray playerrequires an external HDMI switcher or multiple HDMI runs to yourdisplay ; The G95 doesn't decode any of the new...

When space is an issue,but you simply can't and won't compromise on sound, the G95 is what youneed. Offering all the electronics for a 5.1 sound system in a singlebox, Meridian has brought forth a simple unit with amazing sonics andflexibility to...

The Meridian G95 is the best implementation of Class D amplification circuitry I've yet experienced in a receiver. Even if you can't afford its towering four-figure price, that's a fact worth noting. It means that the green DVD-receiver has come of age...