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Lumagen Radiance Pro 4242 Video Processor A Lumagen Radiance Pro 4242 in excellent condition for sale. It has 4 18GHz inputs and 2 9GHz outputs. Comes with remote, power supply, USB A to USB B cable for software updates, rack mount ears, and original box. It has the latest software version. I can state a low customs value to help with import GST. I'll do free shipping via NZ/Australia post. Open to offers. Condition: Excellent Payment Method: PayPal Region/State: (NI) North Island/New Zealand By fatjulio 2 Comments AUD $7,000 Date: May 31, 20241 yr
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Lumagen, founded in 2001 by Jim Peterson in Beaverton, Oregon, USA, emerged as a specialist in advanced video processing for home entertainment. From its inception, the company has focused on designing and manufacturing high-performance processors in the USA, building a heritage rooted in innovation for cinema-grade visuals rather than traditional hi-fi audio components.
The brand's product lineup centers exclusively on video processors, such as the acclaimed Radiance Pro series, which support up to ten 4K60 UltraHD inputs and four outputs. These devices excel in deinterlacing, scaling, dynamic tone mapping, 3D LUT calibration, aspect ratio control, and HDR processing, with modular I/O for future-proof HDMI upgrades. Partnerships like HARMAN Luxury Audio Group's distribution underscore their integration into premium AV systems, though they produce no amplifiers, speakers, DACs, or audio-centric gear.
Positioned as a niche high-end leader in the custom installation and home cinema market, Lumagen commands respect among integrators and enthusiasts for "set-and-forget" reliability and pro-level image quality. Often hailed as the benchmark for video processing—far beyond entry-level scalers—its boutique status appeals to discerning buyers prioritizing visual perfection in reference systems.
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