Emotiva and ClassicsOnline partner to offer you the chance to become an Instant Audiophile! Contestants need enter only once to be eligible for one of three (3) prizes awarded to winners of random drawings held on October 5, November 5, and December 5, 2010. One Instant Audiophile Grand Prize will be awarded on January 5, 2011 worth over $2,300!
The winners of three random drawings on October 5, November 5, and December 5 will receive the Emotiva ERC -1 reference CD player and a $100 worth of music CDs from Naxos of America.
The winner of the Grand Prize drawing on January 5, 2011 will win a complete 2 channel home audio entertainment system from Emotiva, including the USP-1 stereo preamplifier, UPA-2 two channel amplifier, ERC-1 reference CD player, and a pair of XSM6.1 loudspeakers plus $500 worth of music from ClassicsOnline.com and Naxos of America.
Emotiva Audio Corporation will introduce its new Emotiva Professional Systems (EPS) line of home audio/theater products developed specifically for custom installation dealers at the 2010 CEDIA EXPO. Available through Emotiva professional systems dealers, this exclusive new product line represents the company's latest innovations in home integration technology and is designed to meet the needs of custom installation specialists who rely on advanced technology, ultra-reliable yet affordable audio/video products to build business.
Emotiva will be exhibiting the new Professional Systems line as part of the expansive Control4 exhibit at the 2010 CEDIA EXPO, booth #1836. Emotiva Professional Systems representatives will be on hand to demo and discuss the new PMC-1 HDMI processor, featuring an integrated Control4 HC200 controller. In addition, the company will feature an on-screen presentation of its entire debut selection of eight Emotiva PS products as well as details on its dealer-friendly training, support, and service programs.
For a one-on-one demo and presentation, please feel free to make an appointment or simply stop by Control4's booth #1836 during show hours.
Rocky Mountain Audio Fest - October 15-17
Emotiva will be heading to the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest Expo again this year, October 15-17, 2010. It is completely open to the public and we will have show specials on Emotiva gear so come out and see us - we'll be in room #418! More information on the show is available at: http://audiofest.net/2010/index.php.
We hope to see you there!
First Ever Mobile Lounge GTG - 07/09/2010
The first ever Mobile Lounge GTG will be held on Saturday, July 17th in Columbia, Missouri! Judd Lafrenz will be hosting this epic event at his house. To register please visit:
Version 6 software and firmware updates for the UMC-1 are officially here! Click the link above and you will find complete instructions for updating your UMC-1. Please follow the instructions carefully. We suggest printing out the instructions to make it easier. Should you have any questions or need any assistance, we are here to help you.
Thank you all for your patience and support.
Sincerely,
Big Dan
Emotiva will be attending the AXPONA Audio Expo in Jacksonville, Florida - March 5th-7th, 2010.
Sponsored by Stereophile magazine, his show is being billed as the 'Audio Show of the Future.' Hope to see you there!
The Emotiva USP-1 stereo preamplifier is a delightful surprise. It performs far beyond its cost, and this is testament to the design skills of Emotiva's engineers. I also consider this a major step forward in the image that "Made in China" has. Even if the US economy were not in trouble, Emotive would sell a boatload of these preamps, and I suspect that, things being the way they are, maybe two boatloads.
Steve Guttenberg's high-end audio blog, 'The Audiophiliac' recently posted 'How to: Double your home theater's power', and listed the XPA-5 as an affordable and powerful cure to the problem of low powered receivers.
"Today's receivers are jam-packed with features, but the one thing they lack is power.
In fact, most $500 receivers never come close to delivering their rated power into all channels.
Some can barely manage a third of their claimed wattage. Right now, your 100 watt per channel receiver might be pumping out only 30 something watts."
