Emu taking new directions ?!

[Formant024]

looks kinda slick

http://www.emu.com/products/product.asp?category=569&subcategory=570&product=14280

Two-way (5"/1"), bi-amplified (40w each) nearfield reference monitor, 103dB SPL @ 1m (pair), SNR @ 96dB. Last but not least; overload protection, balanced/unbalanced inputs, and treble, bass and input sensitivity controls fo $250.

It says jack shit, cuz i havent heard them and it seems that theyre only for sale in the US for now but looks good ( at 40 watts, but still, this is more than enough for most bedroom studio's or small rooms ig).

 

[Shonsteez]

Those could be sick! - I judge by my ear, not tha company tho....Looking foward to hearing of they stand up to the compitition.

 

[Sanova]

I'lll have to check these out in person

 

[The Bastard]

emu needs to stop bein fags and put out a new keyboard sampler to compete wit akai .

 

[kojo]

i think emu is done with the hardware game so i think akai is gonna stay runnin things on that end. Emu's Emulator X seems pretty dope from what i hear tho.

 

[Formant024]

?

akai's out this bizz, alesis bought akai professional....

I think Emu's expanding rather then being done, it's true for one bit of the hardware game and that's synthesis and sounds cuz with the emu das systems they moved their engines and libraries to pci and broke a price barriar on pro audio farmcards, so no need for racks or synths anymore.