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Happy Friday! | Podcast 04.27.12

Dan and Cathy discuss new pricing, new product updates, and more!

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New low pricing on the new CMX-2 and CMX-6

Great news! Due to an overwhelmingly positive response to our new power products, we’ve dramatically increased our manufacturing commitment and have made them more cost efficient to produce. We are passing the savings onto our customers and are selling the CMX-2 precision AC line and restoration & common mode filter system and CMX-6 precision common mode AC line filter and power distribution system for new low prices. The CMX-2 was $199 and is now $99; the CMX-6 was $199 and is now $119.

Were you an early adopter of the CMX-2 or CMX-6? We will pay the price difference in Emo Bucks to those who purchased the CMX-2 or CMX-6 at their original prices.

We’re coming to California – T.H.E. Show Newport beach, CA

We are hitting the road and attending T.H.E. Show in Newport Beach, CA, June 1-3rd. Come visit us!

For more information, please visit: http://www.theshownewport.com/2012/index.html

Buy a system; reap the rewards – Save up to 20% on X-Ref

An X-Ref 5.2 speaker system is featured as one of the Top Picks in the April 2012 issue for Home Theater Magazine. To celebrate, we’re giving deep discounts for bundles of X-Ref gear.

It’s simple: Buy a bundle and save. Spend $1,200 on X-Ref and receive 10% on your X-Ref bundle. Spend $1,500 on X-Ref and receive 15% on your X-Ref bundle. Spend $2,000 on X-Ref and receive 20% off on your X-Ref bundle.

Look for the special coupon code in your shopping cart when you reach either the $1,500 or $2,000 spending minimum.

You must spend at least $1,500 or $2,000 exclusively on X-Ref products to qualify. The discount does not apply to non-X-Ref models within the same order.

mini-X a-100 Stereo Flex Amp | Review by CNET

March 28, 2012 | by Steve Guttenberg at CNET

“Build quality is first-class, and the amp features a large power transformer, and discrete parts in the audio circuit (it doesn’t use integrated circuit chips).”

Read the full review