EMC

product types: 

  • bass amplifiers
  • cabinets
  • solid state amplifiers

Information: 

The Electronic Music Corporation (EMC) of Cleveland, Ohio made guitar and PA amplifiers, as well as sound system consoles and speaker cabinets. From 1968 onwards EMC used transistors in their amplifiers instead of vacuum tubes - so these were solid-state amplifiers. In 1969 EMC introduced the first plug-in power module - if these failed then they could be easily swapped out by anyone with a screwdriver. Three interchangeable modules covered the 51 EMC amp models.

EMC went on to become Audiotronix out of Mentor Ohio, then became BFI (Bull Frog Incorporated). They then became Soundtech out of Elkhart Indiana. (Source: John who worked for them as a Technician from early to late 1980s).

Source: EMC catalogs 1971 - 1974

Location

Electronic Music Corporation (EMC)
1230 East 286th Street
44132 Cleveland , OH
United States
Ohio US

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EMC

They went on to become Audiotronix out of Mentor Ohio, then became BFI (Bull Frog Incorporated). Then became Soundtech out of Elkhart Indiana. I worked for them as a Technician from early to late 80s.