Emotiva?

I HAVE 2 OF THEIR AMPS: XPA-5 AND THE LPA-1. APPEARS TO BE REALLY NICE GEAR. I HAVE HAD AN A/V PROCESSOR ON ORDER FROM FEB 2008 - NEVER MADE AVAILABLE NOR DELIVERED. RAN OUT OF PATIENCE & FINALLY BOUGHT AN INTEGRA 9.8. I WOULD NOT HESITATE BUYING FROM THEM AGAIN IF I HAD A NEED FOR HIGH QUALITY MID GRADE GEAR.

I installed an MMC1 and MPS2 in a theater recently and they work extremely well with the Triad Gold LCR speakers.

I'd like to hear their new XPA-2 two channel amp, impressive specs and build. I could only find suggestions to buy their products, hardly any first hand user reviews. (except at the Emotiva forum).

Dave

to clarify what duffye said (if this isn't the case duff i apologize) emotiva along with a bunch of other companies have gotten somewhat burned by waiting for delivery of a new microprocessor chip from cirrus, a chip that was supposed to be available a LONNGGG time ago. other manufacturers that have been planning to build a new A/V processor around this chip have also been put on hold or the manufacturers have gone to another chip (like outlaw for instance). according to emotiva the new chip will be amazing and will be worth the wait. anyone that care to can go to emotiva's forum to see that they really are great at customer support and make a great product for the $$.

I own an Emotiva XPA-3 amp. It's presently powering my Polk RTIA7s and center polk CSIA4 in a 7.1 system. I couldn't be happier. Well made gear at a great price.