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MQA (Master Quality Authenticated)

I've expanded the entry for this technology based primarily on the Audio Engineering Society paper(s)^[1] and writeup on the subject by John Atkinson in Stereophile magazine's online edition in late 2014.^[2] There are currently few other sources with anything more than marketing information on the topic, so my additions don't include any non-independently-verifiable content. Disclosure: I am a former employee of Meridian Audio Ltd and currently act as a consultant to the company. I have attempted to make my contributions as neutral as possible but I welcome edits and updates that further ensure that this is the case. Richard E (talk) 11:18, 25 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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^ "A Hierarchical Approach to Archiving and Distribution; Stuart, J. Robert; Craven, Peter". Audio Engineering Society E-Library 17501. Audio Engineering Society. Retrieved 24 February 2015.
^ "I've Heard the Future of Streaming: Meridian's MQA". Stereophile, Dec 21, 2014. Stereophile. Retrieved 24 February 2015.

Active loudspeakers

I have corrected the claim that Meridian should have been the first company to introduce active loudspeakers in home audio. Both Philips and Jamo had active, servo-controlled MFB speakers for home use in the early 1970's. This is BTW a topic I have discussed with the leader of Meridian's internal museum, where it is claimed that Meridian was first. It seems they were not aware of the Philips and Jamo speakers, but had to accept the fact as the Philips ones are listed at Audiomuseum.nl — Preceding unsigned comment added by JoeD (talk • contribs) 08:44, 31 August 2019 (UTC)[reply]

[aes-9178-1] "A Hierarchical Approach to Archiving and Distribution; Stuart, J. Robert; Craven, Peter". Audio Engineering Society E-Library 17501. Audio Engineering Society. Retrieved 24 February 2015.

[meridians-mqa-2] "I've Heard the Future of Streaming: Meridian's MQA". Stereophile, Dec 21, 2014. Stereophile. Retrieved 24 February 2015.

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