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Sol Republic
Sol Republic is an American privately-held audio manufacturer based in San Francisco. The company was founded in 2011 by Scott Hix, Seth Combs, and Kevin Lee, and overall have 100 employees currently.
Some of their best-selling products include their unique over-ear headphones, such as the ''Tracks'', in which the headphone couplets can be interchangeable with the included headband, which is virtually indestructable.
==History==
The company was founded in 2010 by Scott Hix, Seth Combs, and Kevin Lee. Lee had worked at Beats Audio, while Hix had been an executive with InFocus.〔 Lee's father, Noel Lee, founded video and audio cable company Monster. The name is an acronym for "soundtrack of life".〔 By December 2011 the company had 33 employees split between headquarters in Wilsonville, Oregon, and San Francisco, California.〔 In July 2011, the company received $5.2 million in investment funding, followed by $22 million in July 2012. Sol Republic introduced its DECK portable speaker in August 2013 in partnership with Motorola Mobility; the system was designed to work with the Moto X. At that time the company had grown to 85 employees.〔
The company raised another $27 million in March 2014, by which time it was employing 100 people and had its products in 26,000 retail stores. The funding came from Riverwood Capital and Greenoaks Capital Management, and was expected to be used to expand into international markets as well as new product development. Sol Republic's main distribution channels at that time were through Apple, RadioShack, and Best Buy.〔
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