Meridian DSP8000, User Manual

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Introduction
Like the head unit, the bass cabinet is constructed
from interlaminated panels with extensive bracing. The
front panel is mm glass and incorporates a window for
the matrix display and infrared remote control sensor.
The cabinet stands on triangulated adjustable machined
foot assemblies with provision for floor spikes or skids.
Meridian High Resolution (MHR)
The DSP8000 loudspeakers support Meridian High
Resolution (MHR), to allow you to connect to other
MHR-compliant Meridian products to take advantage
of high-rate audio sources, and provide the additional
benefits of lower jitter and improved sound quality on all
sources.
MHR is a proprietary secure encoding format that uses
encryption and anti-copy methods to provide a secure
copyright protection environment, and allow the secure
transfer of audio streams within a Meridian-only system
for playback only.
Meridian Comms
The Meridian DSP loudspeakers are part of the
Meridian family of advanced digital, analogue, and video
components, and these incorporate a sophisticated
communications link, to allow you to control any
combination of units using a single remote, and ensure
that they will work together as a fully integrated system.
The communications system also allows you to extend
your hi-fi system into two or three rooms, with the
ability to control the sources in one room from the
controller in another room.
The following pages show two recommended
configurations based on the Meridian DSP8000
loudspeakers to illustrate the flexibility of Meridian
components.