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Monday, April 19, 2010

Low-level noise is an intangible element that separates good audio products from great audio products, and with the release of its new Cinema Rhapsody Mach IV B home theater preamplifier/processor, Audio Design Associates (ADA) is providing CE Pros a way of lowing a system's noise floor without adding extraneous, unused features.

The company's newly launched pre/pro incorporates balanced (XLR) outputs to enable installers to sell their clients into a higher performing option that's proven to produce higher levels of detail and transparency.

In addition to the XLR outputs, the Mach IV B also includes eight HDMI inputs, two HDMI outputs, HDMI equalization for each input and output, a secondary crossover setting, which allows CE Pros to set up the pre/pro with full-range speakers, while sending low-frequency data to a system's subwoofers, a built-in multi-band parametric equalizer, and a full selection of home theater processing modes.