Factory Tour: PS Audio | Stereophile 

you should check Focal and HEDD factory tours then

Bom ver uma audiência brasileira nesse mundo audiófilo. Gosto bastante do canal do Paul, acompanho com frequência.

The problem with that is that Emotiva builds most of their products in China..

gotham61 It is my understanding that the company moved its production to the United States at least two years ago. Dan Laufman talked about this in a podcast on Emotiva's website and the prices of his products went up because of this. I have met Dan in person and he is a very nice man and he does the tours just like Paul. Unless you know something different that is my understanding. Paul said during this video that he gets some of his products like that Mdf board from China because it is too expensive here and there are probably other small items that Paul gets as well and I won't take that away from him or Dan. Emotiva's builds great products, I know because I have owned them and I believe Paul stated that he owns Emotiva products as well for his personal home theater. I am not brand loyal to any company and I currently own Audio Research, VPI, Simaudio and Vandersteen products and I'm looking to buy some Zesto products. If I switch an amp again, I just might be buying a PS Audio BHK. I believe in buying good products at good prices and I have owned many products from many companies over the years. I know you stated originally that the problem with Emotiva is they build their stuff in China, but that still doesn't take away from Dan Laufman being a good man and as approachable as Paul as I said I have met him. Remember if most Americans were as pro America as they think, we wouldn't have Walmart here or support it. Walmart is a larger company than practically all of the audio companies combined and they never have a shortage of loyal US customers and Walmarts products come from what ever country makes them the cheapest and can fill a production order consistently.

sid vicious I guess I didn’t know they had moved production. Thanks for the correction

Most "affordable" brands have to do that. It's very rare that they don't and are still in the "affordable" price range. NAD does it too. Even some of the speaker mfg. are doing it with some of their products. Sonus Faber has their "lower end" speakers mfg. in China. I know China used to be known for cheaply made products, but they've been improving greatly and it just depends on the product design first and what components they are choosing. China is capable of making high quality products, just as they are capable of making cheaply made products. They just have much lower labor rates, etc. But it depends largely on the product design, selection of components and then build quality.

Oneness100 Schiit Audio makes some of the most affordable gear out there, 100% USA made

roadhorse21 I wasn't impressed at first in PS Audio but now intrigued to add power regeneration as a final piece.

Same here.

I'll steal then back for $50. 😉

*drier (a dryer is a dehumidifier..ie a tumble dryer).. You're welcome.

Try dealing with his sales dept. It turned me off to PS Audio for life!

@@Silentt29 If you call for advice and mention you have a, wait for it, wait for it....."ONKYO" they really don't want anything to do with ya. Not high enough on the proverbial shit tower.

They have a sale. If you buy one, you get one... Not one free, but the one you paid for. LOL :-D

I fixed it for You. Paul McGowan: 'The the best salesman on RU-vid'.

@@lynnpoole7830 can't be that good. I haven't bought any PS Audio products yet.

LOL

Emotiva anyone???

If you don’t have enough surface area to dissipate heat at at least the rate that it’s being generated, the system will eventually overheat. More mass just makes it take longer to get to whatever threshold is considered too hot.

Where you able to sleep the night after encountering this issue?