Interview - Texas Audio Roundup - How Emotiva is surviving the part shortage, among other topics!

This is a follow up to the video interview I did of Dan at Axpona 2019 (scroll down in the description for the video link, or click the channel card in this video).
Emotiva
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Interview I did with Dan at Axpona 2019
• The Audio Belle Interv...
Same interview as above, but on The Audiophiliac's channel
• Cynthia in conversatio...
Hatoraid Cowboy Cinema and Cheapaudioman also have videos posted about Emotiva and with Dan at the show!
Hatoraid Cowboy Cinema
• EMOTIVA President DAN ...
• EMOTIVA TEXAS AUDIO RO...
Cheapaudioman
• Ask Emotiva Anything f...
• New Emotiva and Schiit...
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[@OrganNLou]

So good to have you back!

[@hatoraidcowboy]

Great interview! Love Dan’s honesty and transparency.

[@gtodave6768]

Very well-done interview! Intelligent questions, and Dans Honesty was refreshing! I'm now a subscriber to your channel!

[@taidee]

A great interview, you really didn't want to be controversial here, it's good approach when dealing a person who has showed their honesty on a previous encounter. No need to be controversial just for the sake of it, we have too much of that on the internet. Keep up the good work.

[@deankim6687]

How about a modular RMC, where we add channels. I would love a 7.2 RMC, so I don’t have to pay for channels I wouldn’t use. VU meters or a visualizer like the Michi amps would be awesome too.

[@czwhat328]

RS13 is never in stock

[@stanmyers5994]

Used to be a big Emotiva fan, but the China thing turned me off. Dan get outta China, wasn't COVID enough!

[@ount252]

It's near impossible to get everything at a component level from the U.S. Even things like Texas Instruments chips are fabricated in China. If he has as much as 50% of the components sourced from U.S. manufacturers, that would be quite the achievement. I don't believe it's from a lack of trying.