posted on Wednesday, 4th February 2015 by Steve May
Optoma plans on making a song and dance about its recent acquisition of US-based consumer audio manufacturer NuForce at ISE. “Sound is such an important part of the home entertainment experience,” said Justin Halls, Optoma’s Head of Product Marketing. “A cinema-sized image coupled with great sound can transform any living space.” For home cinema use, NuForce will demonstrate its DDA120 integrated stereo (75w p/c) amplifier, and AVP18 AV processor pre-amplifier and multichannel MCA20 amp, rated at 278W per channel, on stand 1-F70.
The brand is also launching the HA200 headphone amplifier, DAC80 digital to analogue converter and pre-amplifier and the BTR100 and BTR1 bluetooth receivers at the show. “Our new home cinema, home stereo and mobile products all share the same essential elements of excellent build quality, superior audio performance and clean, compact and sleek design,” enthuses Optoma Territory Manager Nick Price.
Optoma NuForce is also known to be prepping new multichannel and stereo amps plus a range of headphones, for release later this year.
ISE runs February 10-12, at the Amsterdam RAI. For more information about Integrated Systems Europe visit our resource page here.
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Inside CI Editor Steve May is a freelance technology specialist who also writes for T3, TechRadar, Home Cinema Choice, Trusted Reviews and The Luxe Review.

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