Timeline of Major Products
| 1984 - Emulator II | |
| 1988 - Emax SE | |
| 1989 - Proteus 1 (Pop/Rock) | |
| 1993 - Emulator IIIXP | |
| 1994 - ProteusFX | |
| 1997 - Plannet Phatt (Hip-Hop) 1996 - Orbit (Techno/Electronica) |
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| 1996 - Launch-Pad controller for Orbit |
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| 1998 - E-mu Proteus 2000 | |
| 1999 - E4XT Ultra | |
| 2000 - Xtreme Lead-1 (Techno/Electronica) 2000 - Mo'Phatt (Hip-Hop) 2002 - Turbo Phatt (Hip-Hop) |
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| 2001 - E-mu PK-6 (Pop/Rock) |
- 1973 - E-mu Modular System
- 1980 - Audity
- 1981 - Emulator
- 1983 - Drumulator
- 1984 - Emulator II
- 1985 - E-mu SP-12 Drum Sampler
- 1986 - Emax
- 1987 - Emulator III
- 1987 - E-mu SP-1200 Drum Sampler
- 1989 - Proteus 1
- 1993 - Morpheus
- 1994 - Emulator IV / e 64
- 1996 - Orbit 9090 V2
- 1997 - Planet Phat
- 1998 - Proteus 2000
- 1998 - E-mu APS (Audio Production Studio)
- 1999 - E4 Ultra Samplers
- 2001- XL7/MP7 Command Stations
- 2003 - PCI Digital Audio Systems
- 2004 - Emulator X
- 2005 - CardBus Digital Audio Systems
- 2006 - Emulator X2
- 2006 - E-mu Xboard 25, 49, 61
- 2006 - E-mu Proteus X
- 2007 - Digital Sound Factory acquires Proteus and Emulator sound library licenses
- 2007 - Digital Sound Factory remasters original Proteus and Emulator sound libraries
- 2009 - E-mu PIPEline Digital Wireless Transmitter and Receiver System
- 2010 - E-mu longboard 61, shortboard 49 wireless performance keyboards
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