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Emotiva UMC-200 7.1 Channel / Surround Sound Processor / Preamp -Used, but still in good condition. TESTED, and in perfect working order. Does not include manual, or original packaging. NO REMOTE OR OTHER ACCESSORIES ARE INCLUDED.Unit shows some wear and scratches, but overall is in good cosmetic condition. (SEE PICTURES). All of the illumination is working, and the connections, and buttons all function as they're supposed to. Model #: UMC-200Serial #: 251339V011070ELECTRONICS DISCLAIMER: Due to the nature of electronics, Serial numbers have been photographed and recorded, and tamper proof labels are used to prevent tampering and fraud.We strive to take excellent pictures and describe items as thoroughly and accurately as possible, but please don't hesitate to ask any questions that you may have. Thanks for looking!
At US$220, this sits right on the median of the recent used market for an Emotiva UMC-200, so it reads as fairly priced rather than a steal or an ask to haggle hard on. With comps clustered from US$205 at the 25th percentile to US$247 at the 75th, the listing is squarely in the normal range and consistent with what a buyer should expect to pay today.
The UMC-200 is still a respected processor for buyers who want a straightforward multichannel hub with Emotiva’s usual emphasis on clean, no-nonsense sound and solid feature coverage for a legacy AVR/processor setup. At this price, the appeal is in getting a capable pre/pro without paying a premium, so the real value is in a clean unit, working remote, and included accessories; if those are present, it’s a sensible buy rather than a gamble.
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Emotiva Audio, an American brand founded in 2003 by Dan Laufman, emerged from his extensive background in audio engineering and OEM design. A lifelong audiophile and electrical engineer, Laufman had previously collaborated with pioneers like Infinity's Arnie Nudell and built successful OEM firms, including Jade Design, which supplied components to major players. Launching Emotiva as a passion project just as internet direct-to-consumer sales revolutionized the industry, he named it after the Italian word for "emotional," reflecting the joy he rediscovered in creating gear uncompromised by client demands.
The brand focuses on high-performance amplifiers, preamps, processors, DACs, loudspeakers, and home theater solutions, with early standouts like the 2005 DMC-1 preamp-processor setting benchmarks for build quality and value. Emotiva's lineup emphasizes robust power amps and integrated systems, often leveraging cutting-edge engineering while expanding into full musical device ecosystems by 2015. This direct model strips away retail markups, delivering premium components without frills.
Emotiva holds a strong mid-tier position in the hi-fi market, renowned for democratizing high-end sound through affordability and reliability. It appeals to discerning enthusiasts seeking audiophile-grade performance—often rivaling pricier competitors—via a loyal direct-sales community and U.S.-based production in Franklin, Tennessee. Far from boutique obscurity, Emotiva commands respect for innovation and value, fostering enduring customer allegiance in a crowded field.
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