A admin Audioholics Robot Staff member Apr 16, 2004 172 0 0 Sep 20, 2011 #1 This may be a short preview, largely because not too much is known, but Universal Remote Control debuted its upcoming TSP-2000 9.2-channel surround receiver . The receiver feature 125 watts per channel for each of its 7 channels of amplification and is slated to be THX certified according to literature displayed with the receiver. The receiver has a Decidedly "Denon-eque" look on the back in terms of its layout, but URC stated that while they explored various partners, this final design is their own development, directed to meet the specific needs of integration with the Universal Total Control line of products. For starters, the receiver features an Ethernet port - not so that you can stream media through it (for that URC has the SNP-1 Streaming Network Player) - but so that this Network Home Theater Processor can be integrated flawlessly into URC's network of Total Control solutions. It's a brilliant move. Instead of relying on their growing database of control codes for everyone else's products, now custom installers can use a complete solution in-house that is built to work flawlessly as a whole system. Discuss "Universal Remote Control TSP-2000 Network AV Receiver Preview" here. Read the article.
This may be a short preview, largely because not too much is known, but Universal Remote Control debuted its upcoming TSP-2000 9.2-channel surround receiver . The receiver feature 125 watts per channel for each of its 7 channels of amplification and is slated to be THX certified according to literature displayed with the receiver. The receiver has a Decidedly "Denon-eque" look on the back in terms of its layout, but URC stated that while they explored various partners, this final design is their own development, directed to meet the specific needs of integration with the Universal Total Control line of products. For starters, the receiver features an Ethernet port - not so that you can stream media through it (for that URC has the SNP-1 Streaming Network Player) - but so that this Network Home Theater Processor can be integrated flawlessly into URC's network of Total Control solutions. It's a brilliant move. Instead of relying on their growing database of control codes for everyone else's products, now custom installers can use a complete solution in-house that is built to work flawlessly as a whole system. Discuss "Universal Remote Control TSP-2000 Network AV Receiver Preview" here. Read the article.
STRONGBADF1 Audioholic Spartan Jul 4, 2005 7,482 0 113 When you own the world you're always home Sep 20, 2011 #2 Like to see more on this puppy.
smurphy522 Full Audioholic Apr 5, 2005 294 0 28 Houston, TX Sep 23, 2011 #3 Looks interesting. Though I hope it can be programmed without contacting an authorized URC installer/seller. Certainly a nice intro for a new line of this company. Hopefully it is $ competitively.
Looks interesting. Though I hope it can be programmed without contacting an authorized URC installer/seller. Certainly a nice intro for a new line of this company. Hopefully it is $ competitively.
