Just Add Power Raises the AV-Over-IP Bar at CEDIA Expo 2021Just Add Power announces its technology lineup for CEDIA Expo 2021, September 1 - 3 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. At Booth 2504, the company will present its award-winning 2GO/3G ST1 Sound Transceiver along with a preview of the new MaxColor 4K60 Series, which provides an affordable and scalable 4K UHD distribution platform to natively support today's 4K source content over existing network infrastructures. Attendees will also have an opportunity to win one of three ESP LTD EC-256 electric guitars. "The return to the show floor this year couldn't be more exciting as we launch new solutions that our installers have been asking for," says Taft Stricklin, sales team manager at Just Add Power. "Not only will we be showing attendees the flexible audio capabilities behind our ST1, but we also will share what's next in our transmitter and receiver lineup -- native 4K60 support. We're pumped to once again host our daily CEDIA guitar drawing as part of our efforts to raise awareness for the Guitars for Vets program." During the show, Just Add Power will present the 2GO/3G ST1 Sound Transceiver, an audio-only component that functions as either an input or output. With the ST1, integrators can easily add a stereo audio source to any Just Add Power system or extract stereo audio from an existing transmitter, the company says. As an audio input, the ST1 feeds stereo audio into a Just Add Power system. Any audio source with an analog audio out -- a TV, Sonos amp, CD player, microphone, and more -- can be connected and played on any receiver. As an audio output, the transceiver can play any stereo audio content from any Just Add Power device while providing variable audio control. This allows for unique functionality, such as sending analog audio from a display to the main rack without having to run an extra network cable. As a result of this innovation, the company says, integrators can easily build a stereo audio distribution matrix with unlimited inputs and outputs that runs over network wiring. Further, by combining the transceiver with Just Add Power transmitters and receivers in the same installation, installers now can mix audio and video in new and unique ways. For example, they can provide their clients with the ability to watch sporting events while listening to radio commentary, give a presentation by mixing PC video with microphone audio, or even add an audio return channel. Also at the show, Just Add Power will unveil its new MaxColor 4K60 transmitter and receiver series, set to ship in the first quarter of 2022. MaxColor natively supports 4K60 in and out, allowing end users to play 4K Ultra HD video from the growing number of 4K sources and devices. With MaxColor, 4K 12-bit video can be distributed over existing Cat 5/Cat 6 cable, eliminating the expense of upgrading to fiber and buying costly network switches. The series works with existing Just Add Power drivers and supported control systems. In addition, it supports MPEG downstreaming for connected devices, such as a laptop or a mobile device. The series features instant seamless switching, 4K up- and downscaling, all audio formats, seamless HDR management, and Dolby Vision for the best viewing experiencing in the home. Each day at 3pm during CEDIA 2021, Just Add Power will give away one of three ESP LTD EC-256electric guitars, part of the company's mission to support Guitars for Vets (G4V), a nonprofit dedicated to providing relief to struggling veterans the healing power of music and community. At the show, attendees must visit the Just Add Power booth to enter and be present during the daily drawing to be eligible to win. Besides drawing attention to G4V through the giveaway, Just Add Power is also donating 10 Epiphone acoustic guitars to the program. ![](/std_images/blank.gif)
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