Dynamat Names EMA as Midwest Representative
Electronic Marketing Associates will represent Dynamat's home, architectural, and custom integration business across five Midwest states.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Home Entertainment

Dynamat has appointed Electronic Marketing Associates as its home, architectural, and custom integration representative in Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, and Kansas. EMA will support dealers, distributors, integrators, and custom installers in the territory.
Why it matters
The appointment gives regional installers and retailers a local point of contact for selecting Dynamat's sound-deadening and sound-encapsulation products. It also extends Dynamat's distribution support across a five-state area.
Electronic Marketing Associates covers five states: Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, and Kansas. Dynamat's lineup in the territory includes Dynamat Xtreme, Dynil, DynaCore, DynaPad, DynaBox, and EnWall.
The players
Dynamat
Dynamat is a manufacturer of sound-deadening and vibration-damping products used in vehicles and home audio installations.
Electronic Marketing Associates
Electronic Marketing Associates is a manufacturer representative firm that has served consumer electronics and home theater brands since 1972.
Matt Selecman
Matt Selecman is the principal of Electronic Marketing Associates.
The details
Electronic Marketing Associates, led by principal Matt Selecman, will provide product representation, dealer support, and technology guidance to specialty audio/video retailers and custom installers. The firm has represented consumer electronics and home theater manufacturers since 1972.
Timeline
November 2, 2026: Dynamat announces the appointment of Electronic Marketing Associates.
Market Landscape
Sound-deadening products such as Dynamat's lineup are commonly sold through specialty audio/video retailers and custom installers rather than mass retail channels. Regional manufacturer representatives like EMA serve as the link between brands and those installers.
Homeowners and businesses in Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, and Kansas can now work with a regional representative to find sound-deadening solutions for home theaters and commercial spaces. Custom installers in those states gain a closer point of contact for Dynamat products.
The takeaway
Homeowners planning a home theater or audio upgrade can ask installers whether sound-deadening materials are part of the build. Working with a local integrator can help match products to room size and noise goals.
Further reading
Explore more on Home Entertainment for context on home audio and installation trends.
Source note: This article includes information reported by TWICE.










