UNIT IS IN EXCELLENT / MINT CONDITION AND USED LITTLE. MAPLESHADE BRASS FEET ARE ATTACHED AND INCLUDEDINCLUDES REMOTE (WHICH HAS BLACK TAPE COVERING BATTERY HOUSING). PUCHASED NEW AND WILL ARRIVE IN ORIGINAL BOX.AUDIO SPECIFICATIONSNumber of Channels2Audio Formats DecodedMP3, WMA, AAC, LPCM, SACD, Multi-format DTS (including DTS-HD Master Audio), Multi-format Dolby (including Dolby TrueHD)Output Level4.0Vrms Balanced2.0Vrms UnbalancedOutput Impedance600 ohms Balanced600 ohms UnbalancedBlu-ray and DVD Frequency Response4Hz to 22,000Hz (48kHz Sampling, Linear Audio)4Hz to 44,000Hz (96kHz Sampling, Linear Audio)4Hz to 88,000Hz (192kHz Sampling, Linear Audio)SACD Frequency Response4Hz to 40,000HzCD Frequency Response4Hz to 20,000HzSignal To Noise Ratio115dBDynamic Range110dBTotal Harmonic Distortion0.002%Channel SeparationBetter than 110dB (1,000Hz)DIGITAL AUDIO SPECIFICATIONSDigital Coaxial Output0.5V p-p/75 ohmsDigital Optical Output-15dBm to -21dBmDigital Signal Format Sampling Frequencies44.1kHz, 48.0kHz, 96.0kHz and 192.0kHzVIDEO SPECIFICATIONSSignal SystemNTSC/PALRegion CodeA, 1Component Video Output LevelN/AComposite Video Output LevelN/ASupports 3D PlaybackYesCONNECTIVITYStereo Outputs Unbalanced1Stereo Outputs Balanced1Multi-Channel Outputs Unbalanced0HDMI Output1Digital Coaxial Output1Digital Optical Output1Component Output0Composite Output0Ethernet1USB3 (1 front panel, 2 rear panel)Diagnostic Output1CONTROLRear Panel IR Sensor InputYesRear Panel Data InputYesPower Control InputYesPower Control OutputYesRS232 Control InputYesGENERAL SPECIFICATIONSDisc FormatsBlu-ray, DVD, CD, SACD, DVD-AudioDisc Capacity1Laser Beam Wavelength630nm/810nmLaser PowerCLASS IStandby Power Requirement<0.5 wattWEIGHTS & DIMENSIONSUnit Dimensions (W x H x D)17-1/2 (44.45cm) x 6 (15.24cm) x 13-1/2 (34.3cm)Unit Weight19.5 lbs (8.8 kg)Shipping Weight35.9 lbs (16.3 kg)

Mitchell & Johnson SAP-201V Vollverstärker schwarz Phono MM / MC, DAC Drehregler fällt meistens aus, aber alle Bedienungsmöglichkeiten komplett über beiliegende Fernbedienung gewährleistet. Gerne beantworte ich eure Fragen und viel Spaß beim Bieten! Da es sich um ein Privatverkauf handelt ist jegliche Rücknahme, Haftung, Gewährleistung bzw. Garantie ausgeschlossen.

FiiO UTWS5 True Wireless Earphone Bluetooth 5.2 Headset DAC MMCX V1. Everything works, Im putting this as for parts is becuase headset sometimes turn on by itself and my phone will connect to it, besides that, everything works as intented.

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

I am selling my Parasound Halo integrated amp. It was purchased from an authorized dealer. This one is a classy silver,works perfectly and looks great and is complete with double box ,manuals, power cord and remote . Uses MOS FETs and puts out 160 w/ch into 8 ohms and 240 into 4 ohms. If you are looking at this you know what it is. There are many positive pro reviews in this in fact I remember thinking that I do not recall seeing so many reviews on an time in a long time. Needless to say power a plenty. Five analog inputs, 2 sub outs that can be controlled, nice phono and headphone stages and built in ESS DAC. The details are below. Having had many integrated amps I would describe the sound as very neutral. and musical with some meat on the bones. Looks great and works as it should. Shipping and insurance via Fed Ex or UPS will be a flat $60 and it will be double boxed Check my feedback. Thanks Preamp and DAC Features Latest generation ESS Sabre32 Reference DAC (ES9018K2M) Asynchronous USB 2.0 supports PCM up to 384kHz/32-bit USB input decodes Native DSD64, DSD128, DSD256 and DoP DSD Windows USB drivers for ASIO & WASAPI - Download here Mac OS does not require any drivers Coax and optical accept PCM up to 192kHz/24-bit Analog bass management with high & low pass crossovers Home theater bypass input for surround sound integration Front panel subwoofer level control Dedicated high current headphone amplifier (TI TPA6120) Phono for MM & MC with 100 ? or 47k ? load Front panel Aux input with automatic +12 dB gain stage 5 pairs RCA line level Analog inputs 1 pair XLR balanced Analog input Balanced XLR and RCA left and right preamp outputs 1 balanced XLR and 2 RCA subwoofer outputs Bass & treble controls with relay bypass from remote or front panel Rear panel IR input and IR loop output jacks 12 Volt input and output to triggers Back-lit remote control with discrete buttons 0.5w standby power consumption meets Energy Star & EU specs Power Amp Features 160 Watts x 2 @ 8 Ohms (RMS, both channels driven) 240 Watts x 2 @ 4 Ohms (RMS, both channels driven) Power amp circuit topology designed by legendary John Curl Direct amplifier input to bypass preamp section High bias class A/AB operation Oversized shielded toroid power transformer Dual-mono power supply and power amplifier 40,000uF power supply filter capacitance Matched JFET input stages and MOSFET driver stages 12 high voltage/high current bipolar output transistors Heavy-duty 24k gold-plated 5-way speaker binding posts Over temp and short circuit relay protection

McIntosh MHA150 Headphone Amplifier / DAC; MHA-150 - LOW USE. Unit was used in an office system for the headphone DAC. Selling since I no longer work from home and it rarely gets used. Unit is in excellent condition and will not disappoint.

Mitchell & Johnson SAP-201V Vollverstärker schwarz Phono MM / MC, DAC Drehregler fällt meistens aus, aber alle Bedienungsmöglichkeiten komplett über beiliegende Fernbedienung gewährleistet. Gerne beantworte ich eure Fragen und viel Spaß beim Bieten! Da es sich um ein Privatverkauf handelt ist jegliche Rücknahme, Haftung, Gewährleistung bzw. Garantie ausgeschlossen.

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

Pair PMC DB1 Active DB1A 200w Monitor Loudspeaker Speakers for Prism Benchmark Dac. This is for a pair of speakers. Amps are pmc ds001 The only speakers you need to do your monitoring work. Editing sounds or videos. Can collect from London Can post also but collection preferred.

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

Benchmark DAC1 HDR USB SPDIF COAXIAL DAC Pre Analogue Input Remote for PMC ATC One of the best dacs I have owned. Can be used as a DAC and Pre amp. Also has remote. Great if you want to reduce your equipment and still sound great.

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Like new D100 with the exception of a few light scratches on top from being in a rack for a short time. Face plate is like new and everything works perfectly. No illumination issues with front panel. Used in conjunction with MC-162 which I just sold, as I can no longer enjoy it at the levels I would like in my current living situation. Non-smoking home. Includes original box, manual, and remote. The remote has turned a little sticky from the rubber they use to manufacture over time, but otherwise is in like new condition.AVForum review here https://www.avforums.com/reviews/mcintosh-d100-digital-preamp-review.590/Read the numerous amazing reviews on this PreAmp/DAC and youll realize it is a perfect addition to any system, especially if you already have McIntosh components.

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

***PLEASE READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION BEFORE BIDDING AND MAKE SURE YOU ARE OKAY WITH MY NO RETURN POLICY*** Works perfectly! Tested thoroughly prior to listing. I am selling this AS-IS, FOR PARTS/NOT WORKING, because I DO NOT ACCEPT returns on electronic items. Please see photos for detailed condition. Because of this, I am starting this listing at $1 with NO RESERVE. This is the most incredible amp I have ever owned, and it breaks my heart to let it go! Comes in ORIGINAL Factory box, with BRAND NEW factory (China) tubes, all instructions and tools. The sound is INCREDIBLE! Holographic and expansive. Clean and clear and warm. Pushed my power-hungry speakers with EASE. You MUST adjust the bias on this amp ANY TIME you change the tubes. Failure to do so can damage the tubes. Instructions and tools for doing this are included in the manual/box (see photos). You will also need a cheap multimeter. This amp is very sensitive to voltage. I ran it on a VARIAC turned to right around 100V, and it never had a single problem or blown fuse. I strongly recommend you pick up a decent variac and give it less than 120V +/- for longer life and better sound. In addition to the stock tubes (which I put back into the amp for shipping), I found the best combo (to my ears) of rare and vintage tubes. Included in the auction are (all pictured): 4 Shuguang Treasure KT88-Z $129/pair2 Brimar 6SN7GTY KB/FE (CV1988) (13D2) (B65) Black Beauty Rare $5-600/pair2 RCA 6SN7GT Gray Glass Tube $2-300/pair2 Shuguang Golden Dragon 12AX7 Tube $200/pair The rare tubes will ship in a separate box in their original packaging and carefully padded and insured. Also included is a small DSD sabre DAC (https://www.spaceaudio.eu/old/) that can stream via USB, and some ultra-quality cables. There are resistors to cap unused inputs to reduce noise as well. (pictured) In addition to all this, there is a custom-made dust cover for the amp (pictured) It breaks my heart to let this go, but it only gets used a few times each year when I have company. Id like to see it go to a good home. Heavy and huge, will ship in two separate and fully insured boxes to arrive to you safe and sound. Shipping costs reflect this.________________________ Product Description: Features: User-selected amplifier modes, UT (Ultra linear) mode provides greater output power and TR (Triode) mode does smooth and rich sound. User-selected pure post-stage and integrated modes; Utilizes the audiophile capacitors and high quality metal precision resistors dedicated for audio frequency; Output transformers manufactured with Japanese silicon steel sheet and oxygen-free enameled copper and high quality lacquer, which offer a wide dynamic range at full rated output; Independent power supply for each channel. Applies special potentiometer as volume controller with low noise, and durable; Beautiful aluminum and steel heavy duty chassis, panel and bezels; Provides user adjustable bias, test points and tool to refine bias of the output tubes. Technical Specifications: Input Power110V - 240V AVAILABLE ? pls let us know your voltage choice )Output PowerUltra-linear: 2x 60W (8 ohm),Triode state: 2x 30W (8 ohm)TubeKT88 x 4; 6N8P x 4; 12AX7B x 2Input sensitivityIntegrated mode 0.25V pure post-stage mode 0.6VFrequency5Hz~70KHz (-2dB)Signal/Noise Ratio?85dB A WeightHarmonic Distortion<0.5%Input impedance20KohmConsumption320WLoad impedance8ohm or 4ohmSignal Inputs Level>300mvAudio InputTAPE,DVD,CD,TUNERAudio Output2 groupsInput impedance20KohmColorGold Body & Dark Green Power Supply________________________________WYSIWYG - What you see is what you get! Please keep in mind that all my items are sold AS-IS. I do my absolute best to describe them as completely as possible. Its that time. I am downsizing in a major way. Selling MANY items. Check my other auctions.See photos for details, I try my best to describe them accurately. Questions? Ask. Shipping is for 48 contiguous states. APO, PO box, and international buyers will likely pay significantly more. PO BOX and FOP/APO MUST contact me before paying so I can adjust shipping. I ONLY use eBay international shipping for any order outside the US. Please do not ask me to ship any other way. If you are in international buyer, eBay will give you a quote for shipping that I have ZERO CONTROL over. Payment due within 24 hours of auction close, unless you contact me in advance and we work something out. Please dont bid if you dont plan to pay! $1 and no reserve! Winning bidder gets the item! No returns please. Check my feedback and buy with confidence. I ship weekdays and carefully pack all my items. I know what it’s like to get a broken item in the mail, and go above and beyond to make sure this doesn’t happen! In fact, I INSIST on packing your package to a very high standard for both our protection. This means lots of packing materials and time. If you are unhappy with my shipping prices, please do not bid! Shipping costs have skyrocketed along with gas prices, so please understand this before you bid. I can combine shipping if you win multiple auctions. Please wait before paying if you win more than one of my items so I can give you an adjusted invoice. I am a single person, selling my personal stuff. I do not use feedback bots or anything else. I would appreciate positive feedback once your item is received. This lets me know everything is good on your end. I will happily reciprocate! Thanks!

Pair PMC DB1 Active DB1A 200w Monitor Loudspeaker Speakers for Prism Benchmark Dac. This is for a pair of speakers. Amps are pmc ds001 The only speakers you need to do your monitoring work. Editing sounds or videos. Can collect from London Can post also but collection preferred.

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Pair PMC DB1 Active DB1A 200w Monitor Loudspeaker Speakers for Prism Benchmark Dac. This is for a pair of speakers. Amps are pmc ds001 The only speakers you need to do your monitoring work. Editing sounds or videos. Can collect from London Can post also but collection preferred.

Benchmark DAC1 HDR USB SPDIF COAXIAL DAC Pre Analogue Input Remote for PMC ATC One of the best dacs I have owned. Can be used as a DAC and Pre amp. Also has remote. Great if you want to reduce your equipment and still sound great.

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

Benchmark DAC1 HDR USB SPDIF COAXIAL DAC Pre Analogue Input Remote for PMC ATC One of the best dacs I have owned. Can be used as a DAC and Pre amp. Also has remote. Great if you want to reduce your equipment and still sound great.