I have a very nice power amp and pre amp made by Emotiva in excellent condition. There is no shipping because the amp is very heavy and could get damage in shipping.

Emotiva USP-1 Stereo Preamplifier power -115V/60Hz, 230V/50Hz. 30 Watts Max. No Audio. needs Signal repair that’s what we know. may need more repairs.. no cord included

Open box Emotiva UMC-1 surround pre processor pre amp with remote. Excellent working condition!

Emotiva UMC-200 7.1 Home Theater Preamp/Surround Processor - Untested for parts. Item powers on but that’s as far as I was able to test. I don’t know where to begin to fully test this out. For that reason it is sold for parts. In no way am I advertising as fully working. There could be and issue with this that I’m unaware of. Comes with remote, Bluetooth dongle and power cable and manual.

I have a very nice power amp and pre amp made by Emotiva in excellent condition. There is no shipping because the amp is very heavy and could get damage in shipping.

Open box Emotiva UMC-1 surround pre processor pre amp with remote. Excellent working condition!

I have a very nice power amp and pre amp made by Emotiva in excellent condition. There is no shipping because the amp is very heavy and could get damage in shipping.

Emotiva UMC-1 AV Surround Sound Processor, AM/FM Tuner and DAC and Metal Remote for sale in good condition and box with , HDMI, composite, s-video and component switch from Audioholics Emotiva UMC-1 Pre-Processor ReviewBy Andrew Gash — May 08, 2011Emotiva UMC-1 Pre-Processor ReviewSummaryProduct Name: UMC-1 Pre-ProcessorManufacturer: EmotivaReview Date: May 08, 2011 15:30First Impression: Gotta Have It! Specifications Executive OverviewIts new UMC-1 7.1 processor combines some of the more advanced A/V processing youll find into a package that is hard to beat. Lets start with the hardware. The UMC-1 utilizes Emotivas signature aluminum faceplate design and LED backlit controls that give it a warm, minimalistic look. Theyre going to audiophile appeal and I think they nailed it. The UMC-1 looks like the love child offspring of a McIntosh and Anthem processor. Im just saying... ConnectivityOn the back youve got 5 HDMI inputs, 3 component video inputs and three composite/S-video inputs. Thats enough to handle up to 11 video sources, not counting your integrated tuner and of course any dedicated audio-only sources like CD or Aux. For connectivity to an amplifier, the UMC-1 has unbalanced 7.1 analogue outputs and even a balanced subwoofer output. The other thing that makes this somewhat of an audiophile system is the fact that it doesnt have any provision for serial or network control. Its not really suited or designed for whole home integration systems.As far as inside the box.. theres a lot. For video processing, you have a Genesis Torino chip with Faroudja DCDi. The on-screen display is full color and will overlay overtop of video via HDMI. Theres even automatic setup and room EQ via Emo-Q and an included microphone. Bass management is pretty sophisticated, and you can set different crossover points and slopes for each speaker group (the main channels, center, surrounds). In terms of audio, the system is equally flexible and we liked how you could customize how it treated each signal type.Remote ControlThe remote is totally audiophile... which is to say ginormously big, clunky, and difficult to use or even hold in the hand. Lets face it, Emotiva hates everyone who it gives this remote to. They hate you. Why else would they go all the way back to 1985 to engineer a remote? Fortunately, nobody buys processors for their remotes, so heres what we recommend: get a universal solution, like the RF20 we reviewed earlier, and set this beautiful piece of billet aluminum on top of your processor for everyone to look at it. Its a piece of art, just not something you want to use. The only thing we really liked about it was the trim controls and tuner section. Having to grab a screwdriver to replace the two non-standard N batteries? Not so much...Emotiva Remote Doubles as Navy Seal WeaponWhat are the downsides to this processor? Well, its not 3D-ready, but if youre as excited about 3D as I am, thats about as important as... its just really not that important... Other than that this is a product that has the features you need, and none of the ones you dont. For all its capabilities, its actually quite simple to use and operate - and that simplicity is what endears it to those looking for a more audiophile solution to home theater. Youve got surround sound and video in a product that will do equally well at two-channel stereo sound. This is a very compelling buy from a company that has been producing value-priced products that consistently outperform their higher-priced counterparts. You owe it to yourself to at least check out the UMC-1, especially since they offer a 30-day money back guarantee. Pair the UMC-1 with one of Emotivas hefty multi channel amps and you’ve got a separates solution with more power at your command than a flagship A/V receiver - and for much less.On the BenchUsing our Audio Precision APX585 8-channel HDMI Audio Analyzer, we put the UMC-1 through our rigorous testing procedure.Emotiva UMC-1 Frequency ResponseWhether we measured the UMC-1 via the analog or HDMI outputs, the resultant frequency response was ruler flat to the limits of our test equipment. We measured a mere +-.096dB variation from 10Hz to 80kHz via the analog outputs and +-0.180dB deviation from 10Hz to 20kHz using 96kHz linear PCM on HDMI input. The UMC-1 handled 0dBFS input signals without any issues.Emotiva UMC-1 FFT Distortion AnalysisWith 200mVin, we set the master volume until it reached 1Vrms out of the preamp. The FFT plot was very clean (6.47+ 77.86)dBv = 84.33dB or 100*alog^-1(-95.69/20) = .0006% THD + N. Max unclipped output for the main channels was 5.5Vrms (6Vrms for the sub out) which is more than ample drive for any audio power amplifier to reach its max gain.Emotiva UMC-1 SNR via HDMI In Emotiva UMC-1 with 0dBFS input to HDMI and 2Vrms out, 40kHz LPF produced 95dB SNR which is excellent. Via analog using 200mV in, 1Vout, the SNR was almost 80dB with no weighting or filtering used. Again these are excellent figures.Emotiva UMC-1 All-to-One Crosstalk MeasurementsThe UMC-1 exhibited commendable channel to channel crosstalk performance. With all channels acting as the noise source or disturber driven via the HDMI input, I measured each idle channel one at a time to determine the worst case channel to channel crosstalk via the analog outputs. At 1kHz the UMC-1 yielded >-80dB @ 1kHz and stayed level throughout the entire audio band with only a slight rise to -70dB at 20kHz for its noisiest channel. We consider anything less than -40dB @ 10kHz acceptable so the UMC-1 met that minimum requirement with 30dB to spare! We rechecked the results via the analog inputs and the UMC-1 produced similarly good results.ConclusionFrom its very generous feature set, ability to decode all of the latest HD Audio formats (IE. Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, etc) to its excellent performance on the bench, the Emotiva UMC-1 has proven to be an excellent value for anyone searching for an affordable separates solution for about as much as a mid priced A/V receiver. Backed by Emotivas 30 day return policy and excellent customer support, we give little pause to anyone on the fence about purchasing this product. Emotiva Audio Corporation877-EMO-TECHUMC-1 7.1 Pre-Processor Key Features: www.emotiva.comTwin Cirrus 32 bit dual core DSP’sDecoding support for Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital True HD, Dolby PLIIx, DTS, DTSES, DTS HD, DTS Master Audio, DTS Neo 6, S/PDIF, PCM 8 channel (note: some audio formats are only supported via HDMI)Multi-channel Dolby VolumeGenesis/ST Torino high performance scaling engine – featuring a full implementation of the Faroudja DCDi image processing suiteIntuitive, full color graphical OSD with adjustable transparency presented over live video, including HDMIEmo-Q automatic multi-channel room correction and loudspeaker setup. Calibrated measurement microphone included.Quadruple bass manager with independently selectable high and low pass frequencies from 40Hz – 250Hz, in 5 or 10Hz increments (depending on frequency)Selectable 12db or 24db per octave high pass and low pass filters by channel groupingsIndependent 11-band graphic EQ with global bass and treble controls by channel groupingsBalanced subwoofer outputAll legacy video inputs can be scaled and output over HDMI at up to 1080p1080p/24 fps video supportVideo pass-through mode with 12 bit compatibilityHDMI sources can be format converted to component video up to 1080i (subject to Macrovision guidelines)HDMI 1.3a Deep Color compliant (not 3D-ready)All inputs are assignable and feature input labeling, selectable decode modes, selectable triggers, etc.0.5dB level trims on all channelsHigh voltage, low impedance main analog outputs for uncompromised dynamic headroom

Emotiva UMC-1 AV Surround Sound Processor, AM/FM Tuner and DAC and Metal Remote for sale in good condition and box with , HDMI, composite, s-video and component switch from Audioholics Emotiva UMC-1 Pre-Processor ReviewBy Andrew Gash — May 08, 2011Emotiva UMC-1 Pre-Processor ReviewSummaryProduct Name: UMC-1 Pre-ProcessorManufacturer: EmotivaReview Date: May 08, 2011 15:30First Impression: Gotta Have It! Specifications Executive OverviewIts new UMC-1 7.1 processor combines some of the more advanced A/V processing youll find into a package that is hard to beat. Lets start with the hardware. The UMC-1 utilizes Emotivas signature aluminum faceplate design and LED backlit controls that give it a warm, minimalistic look. Theyre going to audiophile appeal and I think they nailed it. The UMC-1 looks like the love child offspring of a McIntosh and Anthem processor. Im just saying... ConnectivityOn the back youve got 5 HDMI inputs, 3 component video inputs and three composite/S-video inputs. Thats enough to handle up to 11 video sources, not counting your integrated tuner and of course any dedicated audio-only sources like CD or Aux. For connectivity to an amplifier, the UMC-1 has unbalanced 7.1 analogue outputs and even a balanced subwoofer output. The other thing that makes this somewhat of an audiophile system is the fact that it doesnt have any provision for serial or network control. Its not really suited or designed for whole home integration systems.As far as inside the box.. theres a lot. For video processing, you have a Genesis Torino chip with Faroudja DCDi. The on-screen display is full color and will overlay overtop of video via HDMI. Theres even automatic setup and room EQ via Emo-Q and an included microphone. Bass management is pretty sophisticated, and you can set different crossover points and slopes for each speaker group (the main channels, center, surrounds). In terms of audio, the system is equally flexible and we liked how you could customize how it treated each signal type.Remote ControlThe remote is totally audiophile... which is to say ginormously big, clunky, and difficult to use or even hold in the hand. Lets face it, Emotiva hates everyone who it gives this remote to. They hate you. Why else would they go all the way back to 1985 to engineer a remote? Fortunately, nobody buys processors for their remotes, so heres what we recommend: get a universal solution, like the RF20 we reviewed earlier, and set this beautiful piece of billet aluminum on top of your processor for everyone to look at it. Its a piece of art, just not something you want to use. The only thing we really liked about it was the trim controls and tuner section. Having to grab a screwdriver to replace the two non-standard N batteries? Not so much...Emotiva Remote Doubles as Navy Seal WeaponWhat are the downsides to this processor? Well, its not 3D-ready, but if youre as excited about 3D as I am, thats about as important as... its just really not that important... Other than that this is a product that has the features you need, and none of the ones you dont. For all its capabilities, its actually quite simple to use and operate - and that simplicity is what endears it to those looking for a more audiophile solution to home theater. Youve got surround sound and video in a product that will do equally well at two-channel stereo sound. This is a very compelling buy from a company that has been producing value-priced products that consistently outperform their higher-priced counterparts. You owe it to yourself to at least check out the UMC-1, especially since they offer a 30-day money back guarantee. Pair the UMC-1 with one of Emotivas hefty multi channel amps and you’ve got a separates solution with more power at your command than a flagship A/V receiver - and for much less.On the BenchUsing our Audio Precision APX585 8-channel HDMI Audio Analyzer, we put the UMC-1 through our rigorous testing procedure.Emotiva UMC-1 Frequency ResponseWhether we measured the UMC-1 via the analog or HDMI outputs, the resultant frequency response was ruler flat to the limits of our test equipment. We measured a mere +-.096dB variation from 10Hz to 80kHz via the analog outputs and +-0.180dB deviation from 10Hz to 20kHz using 96kHz linear PCM on HDMI input. The UMC-1 handled 0dBFS input signals without any issues.Emotiva UMC-1 FFT Distortion AnalysisWith 200mVin, we set the master volume until it reached 1Vrms out of the preamp. The FFT plot was very clean (6.47+ 77.86)dBv = 84.33dB or 100*alog^-1(-95.69/20) = .0006% THD + N. Max unclipped output for the main channels was 5.5Vrms (6Vrms for the sub out) which is more than ample drive for any audio power amplifier to reach its max gain.Emotiva UMC-1 SNR via HDMI In Emotiva UMC-1 with 0dBFS input to HDMI and 2Vrms out, 40kHz LPF produced 95dB SNR which is excellent. Via analog using 200mV in, 1Vout, the SNR was almost 80dB with no weighting or filtering used. Again these are excellent figures.Emotiva UMC-1 All-to-One Crosstalk MeasurementsThe UMC-1 exhibited commendable channel to channel crosstalk performance. With all channels acting as the noise source or disturber driven via the HDMI input, I measured each idle channel one at a time to determine the worst case channel to channel crosstalk via the analog outputs. At 1kHz the UMC-1 yielded >-80dB @ 1kHz and stayed level throughout the entire audio band with only a slight rise to -70dB at 20kHz for its noisiest channel. We consider anything less than -40dB @ 10kHz acceptable so the UMC-1 met that minimum requirement with 30dB to spare! We rechecked the results via the analog inputs and the UMC-1 produced similarly good results.ConclusionFrom its very generous feature set, ability to decode all of the latest HD Audio formats (IE. Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, etc) to its excellent performance on the bench, the Emotiva UMC-1 has proven to be an excellent value for anyone searching for an affordable separates solution for about as much as a mid priced A/V receiver. Backed by Emotivas 30 day return policy and excellent customer support, we give little pause to anyone on the fence about purchasing this product. Emotiva Audio Corporation877-EMO-TECHUMC-1 7.1 Pre-Processor Key Features: www.emotiva.comTwin Cirrus 32 bit dual core DSP’sDecoding support for Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital True HD, Dolby PLIIx, DTS, DTSES, DTS HD, DTS Master Audio, DTS Neo 6, S/PDIF, PCM 8 channel (note: some audio formats are only supported via HDMI)Multi-channel Dolby VolumeGenesis/ST Torino high performance scaling engine – featuring a full implementation of the Faroudja DCDi image processing suiteIntuitive, full color graphical OSD with adjustable transparency presented over live video, including HDMIEmo-Q automatic multi-channel room correction and loudspeaker setup. Calibrated measurement microphone included.Quadruple bass manager with independently selectable high and low pass frequencies from 40Hz – 250Hz, in 5 or 10Hz increments (depending on frequency)Selectable 12db or 24db per octave high pass and low pass filters by channel groupingsIndependent 11-band graphic EQ with global bass and treble controls by channel groupingsBalanced subwoofer outputAll legacy video inputs can be scaled and output over HDMI at up to 1080p1080p/24 fps video supportVideo pass-through mode with 12 bit compatibilityHDMI sources can be format converted to component video up to 1080i (subject to Macrovision guidelines)HDMI 1.3a Deep Color compliant (not 3D-ready)All inputs are assignable and feature input labeling, selectable decode modes, selectable triggers, etc.0.5dB level trims on all channelsHigh voltage, low impedance main analog outputs for uncompromised dynamic headroom

This Emotiva UMC-200 7.1 Home Theatre Receiver is the perfect addition to your entertainment system. With its sleek design and exceptional sound quality, it is sure to elevate your movie-watching and music-listening experience. The brand Emotiva is well-known for its high-end audio products, and this receiver is no exception. The UMC-200 model offers 7.1 channels and is a preamp/surround processor, making it a versatile piece of equipment. Whether youre watching the latest action movie or listening to your favorite music, this home theatre receiver will deliver crystal-clear sound. Dont miss out on this opportunity to take your entertainment system to the next level.

What It Is: A really nice high-end AV Preamp/Processor. 7.1 channels, AM/FM receiver, four analog stereo inputs, two digital optical inputs, two digital coaxial inputs, one 7.1 analog input, three zone outputs, four HDMI inputs, etc. Includes original box, manual, remote control, and calibration microphone. What Is Wrong: Started coming up with a Failure to load firmware error on occasion, then progressively more often. Eventually would not power up at all. Company no longer repairs this model, but sent full schematics and repair suggestions - I will include these on a USB stick. No return unless item is not as described.

This Emotiva UMC-200 7.1 Home Theatre Receiver is the perfect addition to your entertainment system. With its sleek design and exceptional sound quality, it is sure to elevate your movie-watching and music-listening experience. The brand Emotiva is well-known for its high-end audio products, and this receiver is no exception. The UMC-200 model offers 7.1 channels and is a preamp/surround processor, making it a versatile piece of equipment. Whether youre watching the latest action movie or listening to your favorite music, this home theatre receiver will deliver crystal-clear sound. Dont miss out on this opportunity to take your entertainment system to the next level.

Emotiva UMC-200 7.1 home Theater Preamp/Surround Processor. Excellent condition. No cosmetic blemishes. Original packaging. Includes remote, power cord and microphone for EmoQ Gen 2 room calibration. From AudioHolics: The Emotiva UMC-200 is a 7.1 channel A/V processor with four HDMI inputs and one output with ARC (Audio Return Channel). It has two coaxial and two optical digital audio inputs and four pairs of RCA style analogue audio inputs. It has RCA style output connectors for your external amplifier for all 7.1 channels plus an additional XLR output for your subwoofer.This highly anticipated product was designed to cosmetically match their Ultra series power amplifiers. The Ultra series from Emotiva enables consumers to get into a separates solution at the price range of a middle of the lineup A/V receiver. This review pairs the UMC-200 ($599) and the UPA-500 ($399) five-channel power amplifier for a combo squeezing in below the magic $1k price point. Take a tour with us in this review to better understand the features and level of performance you can expect from the brand that has built such a solid reputation for performance, customer support and reliability for nearly a decade. The UMC-200 offers benchmark performance in virtually every category. For under $600 you get an A/V processor that supports all of the latest HD audio formats and sampling rates, a true analog audio path for purists, and fast HDMI switching. If you’re looking for a product with all of the latest bells and whistles and networking features, the UMC-200 is not for you. Your only option in this price range would be an A/V receiver. However if you’re looking for a top notch analog preamp that just happens to double as a surround decoder and HDMI switcher, than the UMC-200 appears to be the best game in town at this price point. The real surprise of the UMC-200 was its fabulous analog preamp section. Plugged directly into a high quality DAC, you’ve got yourself a preamp that will rival any mid priced A/V receiver and give most dedicated analog preamps a run for their money. If you’re looking to break into the separates market at receiver level pricing, I can’t think of a better solution than the Emotiva UMC-200. Paired with one of their high value amplifiers such as a UPA-700, you’ve got yourself a separates solution that supports all of the latest HD audio formats along with plenty of amplifier power to drive a wider array of loudspeakers most mid priced A/V receivers simply cannot do. Highly recommended! I am the original owner and have used it for standard 5.1 home theater plus zones 2 and 3 since the original purchase from Emotiva. It has performed flawlessly for this purpose, as well as for occasional 2 channel listening.

I have a very nice power amp and pre amp made by Emotiva in excellent condition. There is no shipping because the amp is very heavy and could get damage in shipping.

Emotiva UMC-200 7.1 home Theater Preamp/Surround Processor. Excellent condition. No cosmetic blemishes. Original packaging. Includes remote, power cord and microphone for EmoQ Gen 2 room calibration. From AudioHolics: The Emotiva UMC-200 is a 7.1 channel A/V processor with four HDMI inputs and one output with ARC (Audio Return Channel). It has two coaxial and two optical digital audio inputs and four pairs of RCA style analogue audio inputs. It has RCA style output connectors for your external amplifier for all 7.1 channels plus an additional XLR output for your subwoofer.This highly anticipated product was designed to cosmetically match their Ultra series power amplifiers. The Ultra series from Emotiva enables consumers to get into a separates solution at the price range of a middle of the lineup A/V receiver. This review pairs the UMC-200 ($599) and the UPA-500 ($399) five-channel power amplifier for a combo squeezing in below the magic $1k price point. Take a tour with us in this review to better understand the features and level of performance you can expect from the brand that has built such a solid reputation for performance, customer support and reliability for nearly a decade. The UMC-200 offers benchmark performance in virtually every category. For under $600 you get an A/V processor that supports all of the latest HD audio formats and sampling rates, a true analog audio path for purists, and fast HDMI switching. If you’re looking for a product with all of the latest bells and whistles and networking features, the UMC-200 is not for you. Your only option in this price range would be an A/V receiver. However if you’re looking for a top notch analog preamp that just happens to double as a surround decoder and HDMI switcher, than the UMC-200 appears to be the best game in town at this price point. The real surprise of the UMC-200 was its fabulous analog preamp section. Plugged directly into a high quality DAC, you’ve got yourself a preamp that will rival any mid priced A/V receiver and give most dedicated analog preamps a run for their money. If you’re looking to break into the separates market at receiver level pricing, I can’t think of a better solution than the Emotiva UMC-200. Paired with one of their high value amplifiers such as a UPA-700, you’ve got yourself a separates solution that supports all of the latest HD audio formats along with plenty of amplifier power to drive a wider array of loudspeakers most mid priced A/V receivers simply cannot do. Highly recommended! I am the original owner and have used it for standard 5.1 home theater plus zones 2 and 3 since the original purchase from Emotiva. It has performed flawlessly for this purpose, as well as for occasional 2 channel listening.

Emotiva UMC-1 remote in excellent condition. Confirmed working.

Emotiva UMC-1 AV Surround Sound Processor, AM/FM Tuner and DAC and Metal Remote for sale in good condition and box with , HDMI, composite, s-video and component switch from Audioholics Emotiva UMC-1 Pre-Processor ReviewBy Andrew Gash — May 08, 2011Emotiva UMC-1 Pre-Processor ReviewSummaryProduct Name: UMC-1 Pre-ProcessorManufacturer: EmotivaReview Date: May 08, 2011 15:30First Impression: Gotta Have It! Specifications Executive OverviewIts new UMC-1 7.1 processor combines some of the more advanced A/V processing youll find into a package that is hard to beat. Lets start with the hardware. The UMC-1 utilizes Emotivas signature aluminum faceplate design and LED backlit controls that give it a warm, minimalistic look. Theyre going to audiophile appeal and I think they nailed it. The UMC-1 looks like the love child offspring of a McIntosh and Anthem processor. Im just saying... ConnectivityOn the back youve got 5 HDMI inputs, 3 component video inputs and three composite/S-video inputs. Thats enough to handle up to 11 video sources, not counting your integrated tuner and of course any dedicated audio-only sources like CD or Aux. For connectivity to an amplifier, the UMC-1 has unbalanced 7.1 analogue outputs and even a balanced subwoofer output. The other thing that makes this somewhat of an audiophile system is the fact that it doesnt have any provision for serial or network control. Its not really suited or designed for whole home integration systems.As far as inside the box.. theres a lot. For video processing, you have a Genesis Torino chip with Faroudja DCDi. The on-screen display is full color and will overlay overtop of video via HDMI. Theres even automatic setup and room EQ via Emo-Q and an included microphone. Bass management is pretty sophisticated, and you can set different crossover points and slopes for each speaker group (the main channels, center, surrounds). In terms of audio, the system is equally flexible and we liked how you could customize how it treated each signal type.Remote ControlThe remote is totally audiophile... which is to say ginormously big, clunky, and difficult to use or even hold in the hand. Lets face it, Emotiva hates everyone who it gives this remote to. They hate you. Why else would they go all the way back to 1985 to engineer a remote? Fortunately, nobody buys processors for their remotes, so heres what we recommend: get a universal solution, like the RF20 we reviewed earlier, and set this beautiful piece of billet aluminum on top of your processor for everyone to look at it. Its a piece of art, just not something you want to use. The only thing we really liked about it was the trim controls and tuner section. Having to grab a screwdriver to replace the two non-standard N batteries? Not so much...Emotiva Remote Doubles as Navy Seal WeaponWhat are the downsides to this processor? Well, its not 3D-ready, but if youre as excited about 3D as I am, thats about as important as... its just really not that important... Other than that this is a product that has the features you need, and none of the ones you dont. For all its capabilities, its actually quite simple to use and operate - and that simplicity is what endears it to those looking for a more audiophile solution to home theater. Youve got surround sound and video in a product that will do equally well at two-channel stereo sound. This is a very compelling buy from a company that has been producing value-priced products that consistently outperform their higher-priced counterparts. You owe it to yourself to at least check out the UMC-1, especially since they offer a 30-day money back guarantee. Pair the UMC-1 with one of Emotivas hefty multi channel amps and you’ve got a separates solution with more power at your command than a flagship A/V receiver - and for much less.On the BenchUsing our Audio Precision APX585 8-channel HDMI Audio Analyzer, we put the UMC-1 through our rigorous testing procedure.Emotiva UMC-1 Frequency ResponseWhether we measured the UMC-1 via the analog or HDMI outputs, the resultant frequency response was ruler flat to the limits of our test equipment. We measured a mere +-.096dB variation from 10Hz to 80kHz via the analog outputs and +-0.180dB deviation from 10Hz to 20kHz using 96kHz linear PCM on HDMI input. The UMC-1 handled 0dBFS input signals without any issues.Emotiva UMC-1 FFT Distortion AnalysisWith 200mVin, we set the master volume until it reached 1Vrms out of the preamp. The FFT plot was very clean (6.47+ 77.86)dBv = 84.33dB or 100*alog^-1(-95.69/20) = .0006% THD + N. Max unclipped output for the main channels was 5.5Vrms (6Vrms for the sub out) which is more than ample drive for any audio power amplifier to reach its max gain.Emotiva UMC-1 SNR via HDMI In Emotiva UMC-1 with 0dBFS input to HDMI and 2Vrms out, 40kHz LPF produced 95dB SNR which is excellent. Via analog using 200mV in, 1Vout, the SNR was almost 80dB with no weighting or filtering used. Again these are excellent figures.Emotiva UMC-1 All-to-One Crosstalk MeasurementsThe UMC-1 exhibited commendable channel to channel crosstalk performance. With all channels acting as the noise source or disturber driven via the HDMI input, I measured each idle channel one at a time to determine the worst case channel to channel crosstalk via the analog outputs. At 1kHz the UMC-1 yielded >-80dB @ 1kHz and stayed level throughout the entire audio band with only a slight rise to -70dB at 20kHz for its noisiest channel. We consider anything less than -40dB @ 10kHz acceptable so the UMC-1 met that minimum requirement with 30dB to spare! We rechecked the results via the analog inputs and the UMC-1 produced similarly good results.ConclusionFrom its very generous feature set, ability to decode all of the latest HD Audio formats (IE. Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, etc) to its excellent performance on the bench, the Emotiva UMC-1 has proven to be an excellent value for anyone searching for an affordable separates solution for about as much as a mid priced A/V receiver. Backed by Emotivas 30 day return policy and excellent customer support, we give little pause to anyone on the fence about purchasing this product. Emotiva Audio Corporation877-EMO-TECHUMC-1 7.1 Pre-Processor Key Features: www.emotiva.comTwin Cirrus 32 bit dual core DSP’sDecoding support for Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital True HD, Dolby PLIIx, DTS, DTSES, DTS HD, DTS Master Audio, DTS Neo 6, S/PDIF, PCM 8 channel (note: some audio formats are only supported via HDMI)Multi-channel Dolby VolumeGenesis/ST Torino high performance scaling engine – featuring a full implementation of the Faroudja DCDi image processing suiteIntuitive, full color graphical OSD with adjustable transparency presented over live video, including HDMIEmo-Q automatic multi-channel room correction and loudspeaker setup. Calibrated measurement microphone included.Quadruple bass manager with independently selectable high and low pass frequencies from 40Hz – 250Hz, in 5 or 10Hz increments (depending on frequency)Selectable 12db or 24db per octave high pass and low pass filters by channel groupingsIndependent 11-band graphic EQ with global bass and treble controls by channel groupingsBalanced subwoofer outputAll legacy video inputs can be scaled and output over HDMI at up to 1080p1080p/24 fps video supportVideo pass-through mode with 12 bit compatibilityHDMI sources can be format converted to component video up to 1080i (subject to Macrovision guidelines)HDMI 1.3a Deep Color compliant (not 3D-ready)All inputs are assignable and feature input labeling, selectable decode modes, selectable triggers, etc.0.5dB level trims on all channelsHigh voltage, low impedance main analog outputs for uncompromised dynamic headroom

This Emotiva UMC-200 7.1 Home Theatre Receiver is the perfect addition to your entertainment system. With its sleek design and exceptional sound quality, it is sure to elevate your movie-watching and music-listening experience. The brand Emotiva is well-known for its high-end audio products, and this receiver is no exception. The UMC-200 model offers 7.1 channels and is a preamp/surround processor, making it a versatile piece of equipment. Whether youre watching the latest action movie or listening to your favorite music, this home theatre receiver will deliver crystal-clear sound. Dont miss out on this opportunity to take your entertainment system to the next level.

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Emotiva UMC-1 AV Surround Sound Processor, AM/FM Tuner and DAC and Original Metal Remote. Comes in original double box. Is updated with the last firmware they put out. Works fine I had it in a 3.1 setup. I bought it used about 18 months ago. Upgraded to MC-700 no longer needed. Read info about unit on the web. Remote and unit work fine in my 3.1 setup wouldn’t know beyond that, sold as is.

Emotiva UMC-1 AV Surround Sound Processor, AM/FM Tuner and DAC and Metal Remote for sale in good condition and box with , HDMI, composite, s-video and component switch from Audioholics Emotiva UMC-1 Pre-Processor ReviewBy Andrew Gash — May 08, 2011Emotiva UMC-1 Pre-Processor ReviewSummaryProduct Name: UMC-1 Pre-ProcessorManufacturer: EmotivaReview Date: May 08, 2011 15:30First Impression: Gotta Have It! Specifications Executive OverviewIts new UMC-1 7.1 processor combines some of the more advanced A/V processing youll find into a package that is hard to beat. Lets start with the hardware. The UMC-1 utilizes Emotivas signature aluminum faceplate design and LED backlit controls that give it a warm, minimalistic look. Theyre going to audiophile appeal and I think they nailed it. The UMC-1 looks like the love child offspring of a McIntosh and Anthem processor. Im just saying... ConnectivityOn the back youve got 5 HDMI inputs, 3 component video inputs and three composite/S-video inputs. Thats enough to handle up to 11 video sources, not counting your integrated tuner and of course any dedicated audio-only sources like CD or Aux. For connectivity to an amplifier, the UMC-1 has unbalanced 7.1 analogue outputs and even a balanced subwoofer output. The other thing that makes this somewhat of an audiophile system is the fact that it doesnt have any provision for serial or network control. Its not really suited or designed for whole home integration systems.As far as inside the box.. theres a lot. For video processing, you have a Genesis Torino chip with Faroudja DCDi. The on-screen display is full color and will overlay overtop of video via HDMI. Theres even automatic setup and room EQ via Emo-Q and an included microphone. Bass management is pretty sophisticated, and you can set different crossover points and slopes for each speaker group (the main channels, center, surrounds). In terms of audio, the system is equally flexible and we liked how you could customize how it treated each signal type.Remote ControlThe remote is totally audiophile... which is to say ginormously big, clunky, and difficult to use or even hold in the hand. Lets face it, Emotiva hates everyone who it gives this remote to. They hate you. Why else would they go all the way back to 1985 to engineer a remote? Fortunately, nobody buys processors for their remotes, so heres what we recommend: get a universal solution, like the RF20 we reviewed earlier, and set this beautiful piece of billet aluminum on top of your processor for everyone to look at it. Its a piece of art, just not something you want to use. The only thing we really liked about it was the trim controls and tuner section. Having to grab a screwdriver to replace the two non-standard N batteries? Not so much...Emotiva Remote Doubles as Navy Seal WeaponWhat are the downsides to this processor? Well, its not 3D-ready, but if youre as excited about 3D as I am, thats about as important as... its just really not that important... Other than that this is a product that has the features you need, and none of the ones you dont. For all its capabilities, its actually quite simple to use and operate - and that simplicity is what endears it to those looking for a more audiophile solution to home theater. Youve got surround sound and video in a product that will do equally well at two-channel stereo sound. This is a very compelling buy from a company that has been producing value-priced products that consistently outperform their higher-priced counterparts. You owe it to yourself to at least check out the UMC-1, especially since they offer a 30-day money back guarantee. Pair the UMC-1 with one of Emotivas hefty multi channel amps and you’ve got a separates solution with more power at your command than a flagship A/V receiver - and for much less.On the BenchUsing our Audio Precision APX585 8-channel HDMI Audio Analyzer, we put the UMC-1 through our rigorous testing procedure.Emotiva UMC-1 Frequency ResponseWhether we measured the UMC-1 via the analog or HDMI outputs, the resultant frequency response was ruler flat to the limits of our test equipment. We measured a mere +-.096dB variation from 10Hz to 80kHz via the analog outputs and +-0.180dB deviation from 10Hz to 20kHz using 96kHz linear PCM on HDMI input. The UMC-1 handled 0dBFS input signals without any issues.Emotiva UMC-1 FFT Distortion AnalysisWith 200mVin, we set the master volume until it reached 1Vrms out of the preamp. The FFT plot was very clean (6.47+ 77.86)dBv = 84.33dB or 100*alog^-1(-95.69/20) = .0006% THD + N. Max unclipped output for the main channels was 5.5Vrms (6Vrms for the sub out) which is more than ample drive for any audio power amplifier to reach its max gain.Emotiva UMC-1 SNR via HDMI In Emotiva UMC-1 with 0dBFS input to HDMI and 2Vrms out, 40kHz LPF produced 95dB SNR which is excellent. Via analog using 200mV in, 1Vout, the SNR was almost 80dB with no weighting or filtering used. Again these are excellent figures.Emotiva UMC-1 All-to-One Crosstalk MeasurementsThe UMC-1 exhibited commendable channel to channel crosstalk performance. With all channels acting as the noise source or disturber driven via the HDMI input, I measured each idle channel one at a time to determine the worst case channel to channel crosstalk via the analog outputs. At 1kHz the UMC-1 yielded >-80dB @ 1kHz and stayed level throughout the entire audio band with only a slight rise to -70dB at 20kHz for its noisiest channel. We consider anything less than -40dB @ 10kHz acceptable so the UMC-1 met that minimum requirement with 30dB to spare! We rechecked the results via the analog inputs and the UMC-1 produced similarly good results.ConclusionFrom its very generous feature set, ability to decode all of the latest HD Audio formats (IE. Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, etc) to its excellent performance on the bench, the Emotiva UMC-1 has proven to be an excellent value for anyone searching for an affordable separates solution for about as much as a mid priced A/V receiver. Backed by Emotivas 30 day return policy and excellent customer support, we give little pause to anyone on the fence about purchasing this product. Emotiva Audio Corporation877-EMO-TECHUMC-1 7.1 Pre-Processor Key Features: www.emotiva.comTwin Cirrus 32 bit dual core DSP’sDecoding support for Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital True HD, Dolby PLIIx, DTS, DTSES, DTS HD, DTS Master Audio, DTS Neo 6, S/PDIF, PCM 8 channel (note: some audio formats are only supported via HDMI)Multi-channel Dolby VolumeGenesis/ST Torino high performance scaling engine – featuring a full implementation of the Faroudja DCDi image processing suiteIntuitive, full color graphical OSD with adjustable transparency presented over live video, including HDMIEmo-Q automatic multi-channel room correction and loudspeaker setup. Calibrated measurement microphone included.Quadruple bass manager with independently selectable high and low pass frequencies from 40Hz – 250Hz, in 5 or 10Hz increments (depending on frequency)Selectable 12db or 24db per octave high pass and low pass filters by channel groupingsIndependent 11-band graphic EQ with global bass and treble controls by channel groupingsBalanced subwoofer outputAll legacy video inputs can be scaled and output over HDMI at up to 1080p1080p/24 fps video supportVideo pass-through mode with 12 bit compatibilityHDMI sources can be format converted to component video up to 1080i (subject to Macrovision guidelines)HDMI 1.3a Deep Color compliant (not 3D-ready)All inputs are assignable and feature input labeling, selectable decode modes, selectable triggers, etc.0.5dB level trims on all channelsHigh voltage, low impedance main analog outputs for uncompromised dynamic headroom

Emotiva UMC-1 remote in excellent condition. Confirmed working.

Emotiva UMC-1 AV Surround Sound Processor, AM/FM Tuner and DAC and Original Metal Remote. Comes in original double box. Is updated with the last firmware they put out. Works fine I had it in a 3.1 setup. I bought it used about 18 months ago. Upgraded to MC-700 no longer needed. Read info about unit on the web. Remote and unit work fine in my 3.1 setup wouldn’t know beyond that, sold as is.

Emotiva UMC-1 AV Surround Sound Processor, AM/FM Tuner and DAC and Metal Remote for sale in good condition and box with , HDMI, composite, s-video and component switch from Audioholics Emotiva UMC-1 Pre-Processor ReviewBy Andrew Gash — May 08, 2011Emotiva UMC-1 Pre-Processor ReviewSummaryProduct Name: UMC-1 Pre-ProcessorManufacturer: EmotivaReview Date: May 08, 2011 15:30First Impression: Gotta Have It! Specifications Executive OverviewIts new UMC-1 7.1 processor combines some of the more advanced A/V processing youll find into a package that is hard to beat. Lets start with the hardware. The UMC-1 utilizes Emotivas signature aluminum faceplate design and LED backlit controls that give it a warm, minimalistic look. Theyre going to audiophile appeal and I think they nailed it. The UMC-1 looks like the love child offspring of a McIntosh and Anthem processor. Im just saying... ConnectivityOn the back youve got 5 HDMI inputs, 3 component video inputs and three composite/S-video inputs. Thats enough to handle up to 11 video sources, not counting your integrated tuner and of course any dedicated audio-only sources like CD or Aux. For connectivity to an amplifier, the UMC-1 has unbalanced 7.1 analogue outputs and even a balanced subwoofer output. The other thing that makes this somewhat of an audiophile system is the fact that it doesnt have any provision for serial or network control. Its not really suited or designed for whole home integration systems.As far as inside the box.. theres a lot. For video processing, you have a Genesis Torino chip with Faroudja DCDi. The on-screen display is full color and will overlay overtop of video via HDMI. Theres even automatic setup and room EQ via Emo-Q and an included microphone. Bass management is pretty sophisticated, and you can set different crossover points and slopes for each speaker group (the main channels, center, surrounds). In terms of audio, the system is equally flexible and we liked how you could customize how it treated each signal type.Remote ControlThe remote is totally audiophile... which is to say ginormously big, clunky, and difficult to use or even hold in the hand. Lets face it, Emotiva hates everyone who it gives this remote to. They hate you. Why else would they go all the way back to 1985 to engineer a remote? Fortunately, nobody buys processors for their remotes, so heres what we recommend: get a universal solution, like the RF20 we reviewed earlier, and set this beautiful piece of billet aluminum on top of your processor for everyone to look at it. Its a piece of art, just not something you want to use. The only thing we really liked about it was the trim controls and tuner section. Having to grab a screwdriver to replace the two non-standard N batteries? Not so much...Emotiva Remote Doubles as Navy Seal WeaponWhat are the downsides to this processor? Well, its not 3D-ready, but if youre as excited about 3D as I am, thats about as important as... its just really not that important... Other than that this is a product that has the features you need, and none of the ones you dont. For all its capabilities, its actually quite simple to use and operate - and that simplicity is what endears it to those looking for a more audiophile solution to home theater. Youve got surround sound and video in a product that will do equally well at two-channel stereo sound. This is a very compelling buy from a company that has been producing value-priced products that consistently outperform their higher-priced counterparts. You owe it to yourself to at least check out the UMC-1, especially since they offer a 30-day money back guarantee. Pair the UMC-1 with one of Emotivas hefty multi channel amps and you’ve got a separates solution with more power at your command than a flagship A/V receiver - and for much less.On the BenchUsing our Audio Precision APX585 8-channel HDMI Audio Analyzer, we put the UMC-1 through our rigorous testing procedure.Emotiva UMC-1 Frequency ResponseWhether we measured the UMC-1 via the analog or HDMI outputs, the resultant frequency response was ruler flat to the limits of our test equipment. We measured a mere +-.096dB variation from 10Hz to 80kHz via the analog outputs and +-0.180dB deviation from 10Hz to 20kHz using 96kHz linear PCM on HDMI input. The UMC-1 handled 0dBFS input signals without any issues.Emotiva UMC-1 FFT Distortion AnalysisWith 200mVin, we set the master volume until it reached 1Vrms out of the preamp. The FFT plot was very clean (6.47+ 77.86)dBv = 84.33dB or 100*alog^-1(-95.69/20) = .0006% THD + N. Max unclipped output for the main channels was 5.5Vrms (6Vrms for the sub out) which is more than ample drive for any audio power amplifier to reach its max gain.Emotiva UMC-1 SNR via HDMI In Emotiva UMC-1 with 0dBFS input to HDMI and 2Vrms out, 40kHz LPF produced 95dB SNR which is excellent. Via analog using 200mV in, 1Vout, the SNR was almost 80dB with no weighting or filtering used. Again these are excellent figures.Emotiva UMC-1 All-to-One Crosstalk MeasurementsThe UMC-1 exhibited commendable channel to channel crosstalk performance. With all channels acting as the noise source or disturber driven via the HDMI input, I measured each idle channel one at a time to determine the worst case channel to channel crosstalk via the analog outputs. At 1kHz the UMC-1 yielded >-80dB @ 1kHz and stayed level throughout the entire audio band with only a slight rise to -70dB at 20kHz for its noisiest channel. We consider anything less than -40dB @ 10kHz acceptable so the UMC-1 met that minimum requirement with 30dB to spare! We rechecked the results via the analog inputs and the UMC-1 produced similarly good results.ConclusionFrom its very generous feature set, ability to decode all of the latest HD Audio formats (IE. Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, etc) to its excellent performance on the bench, the Emotiva UMC-1 has proven to be an excellent value for anyone searching for an affordable separates solution for about as much as a mid priced A/V receiver. Backed by Emotivas 30 day return policy and excellent customer support, we give little pause to anyone on the fence about purchasing this product. Emotiva Audio Corporation877-EMO-TECHUMC-1 7.1 Pre-Processor Key Features: www.emotiva.comTwin Cirrus 32 bit dual core DSP’sDecoding support for Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital True HD, Dolby PLIIx, DTS, DTSES, DTS HD, DTS Master Audio, DTS Neo 6, S/PDIF, PCM 8 channel (note: some audio formats are only supported via HDMI)Multi-channel Dolby VolumeGenesis/ST Torino high performance scaling engine – featuring a full implementation of the Faroudja DCDi image processing suiteIntuitive, full color graphical OSD with adjustable transparency presented over live video, including HDMIEmo-Q automatic multi-channel room correction and loudspeaker setup. Calibrated measurement microphone included.Quadruple bass manager with independently selectable high and low pass frequencies from 40Hz – 250Hz, in 5 or 10Hz increments (depending on frequency)Selectable 12db or 24db per octave high pass and low pass filters by channel groupingsIndependent 11-band graphic EQ with global bass and treble controls by channel groupingsBalanced subwoofer outputAll legacy video inputs can be scaled and output over HDMI at up to 1080p1080p/24 fps video supportVideo pass-through mode with 12 bit compatibilityHDMI sources can be format converted to component video up to 1080i (subject to Macrovision guidelines)HDMI 1.3a Deep Color compliant (not 3D-ready)All inputs are assignable and feature input labeling, selectable decode modes, selectable triggers, etc.0.5dB level trims on all channelsHigh voltage, low impedance main analog outputs for uncompromised dynamic headroom