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Emotiva Audio Corporation, the company that continually proves high-performance audio doesn’t have be high-priced, today announced that, for the first time in its 14 year history, Emotiva products will be shipped to customers in Canada free of shipping charges.
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i am about to buy the emotiva erc3
at the moment i have a roger sound labs cg24 5.2 speaker package with an additional 2 cg4s connected to a denon 6200w amp and the front and centre speakers are connected to emotiva xpa3 amp using blue jeans cables
my question is what is the best way of...
Hello everyone, below is my setup and questions. I'd appreciate any help/insight to this question and if you have some good reading on amps, I'd appreciate that, too.
My system:
Receiver: Denon AVR 3805
Speakers:
Fronts: Denon RTi10
Center: Denon CSi30
Surrounds side: FXi50
Rear: FXi50
Sub...
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my name is Philipp and i came across this board searching for more information about REW and especially REW in cooperation with a miniDSP 2x4.
There a many tutorials out there, but most cover EQing a subwoofer or require familarity with acoustics.
In my case i like to linearize the sound of...
Nearly two years ago, Emotiva released its then-highly-anticipated XMC-1 7.2 Channel Preamp Processor. Following an elongated development cycle, it had the unfortunate fate of entering the market during a period of major technology shifts including the emergence of immersive sound and 4K video...
by Wayne Myers
Price Each: $169 retail, $169 street.
Introduction
Emotiva has entered the crowded entry-level DAC/Headphone Amp market with the Big Ego and Little Ego DAC models. The Big Ego provides multiple output possibilities and level controls. LIttle Ego is simpler, giving the user...
by Wayne Myers
Price Each: $169 retail, $169 street.
Introduction
Emotiva has entered the crowded entry-level DAC/Headphone Amp market with the Big Ego and Little Ego DAC models. The Big Ego provides multiple output possibilities and level controls. LIttle Ego is simpler, giving the user...
New member here. I decided to contribute the work on my modest home theater as some of it may be of use to others. There will be no dedicated theater room additions or new home build journal so set your expectations accordingly, haha.
Quick background about me... I’m an electrical engineer in...
It’s been a busy month for the folks at Emotiva. With CES 2016 quickly approaching, the Tennessee based company has dropped several big product announcements including new amps, pre-amps, and speakers. Today, we’ll dive into Emotiva’s world and take a peek at the company’s CES-bound offerings...
Emotiva is going to present a comprehensive new line at CES that will include the following home theater products:
Emersa EMP-1 pre/pro: 7.1-channel preamp processor with unbalanced analog outputs plus balanced subwoofer output, has built-in Bluetooth connectivity, Dirac Live room...
Anyone using this pre-amp? https://emotiva.com/products/pres-and-pros/xps-1 I was thinking about trying it out so I was wondering if anyone here has it and would it be better than the pre-amp that is in my Onkyo 809 now. The price is very reasonable. Any info would be appreciated.
Good evening guys, so just relocated and trying to set up my system and for some reason the amp isn't turning on like it's in safe mode. Checked the cords and can't seem to find the issue.
Founded in 2004, Emotiva has spent the last 11 years running a direct-to-consumer operation. Removing the middleman has allowed the company to offer quality AV electronics at reasonable prices. In a surprising shift, the company recently revealed a new retail-oriented distribution strategy...
In the last few months I sold my Marantz Av7005 pre/pro and got an Emotiva UMC-200. While I like the size of the unit and a couple features the Emotiva offers, such as exceptional sound, it has issues. Notably, with at least my Tivo as input, I get the dreaded "digital noise" spike going through...
Due to the recent amp shootout conducted by Sonnie the upgrade bug has bitten. I've recently upgraded my front L/R to the Klipsch RF-7 II's and was mulling the Oppo 103. Well I've talked myself out of that and now I've become fixated on the idea of giving my highly efficient speakers a little...
I already have two mics and would like to avoid buying yet another.
The EMM-1 mic was supplied with my Emotiva XMC-1 pre/pro. The EMM-1 is "converted" into a USB mic using the supplied custom cable, which has an integral interface. The mic calibration file is part of the Dirac firmware...
I currently have a Lexicon MC12 B processor/preamp (I have a sunfire 200 watt per channel amp attached to it) and an Anthem MRX 510 (I can also use the Sunfire Amp on this as it has pre outs).
The Anthem MRX 510 does have an automatic EQ built into it but I want more freedom in dealing with...
I noticed the ads and links to the Emotiva site are no longer on the HTS website anymore. What gives? Are they simply no longer a sponsor, or is there more to this? I linked to the Emotiva site daily, checking for sales and new product info.:scratch: