What would you put in an all-U.S. manufactured system?

I was thinking the other day about U.S. audio gear manufacturers and there are a few obvious ones who's entire lines are still made entirely in the U.S. (other than some chips, caps, and transistors). VPI, Schiit, and McIntosh come to mind immediately but I can only think of one speaker manufacturer, Zu. I know that Klipsch makes their Heritage Line in Arkansas but I believe a good deal of their other products are at least partially made overseas.

I'd like to get a list of some that are known to be all U.S. made. Even if it's just one piece that's made here (I think Peachtree makes their Grand Integrated in the U.S.). I'm not trying to imply things made overseas are inferior, I own quite a bit of foreign made gear and I love it. I would however like to know sometimes if there are worthy U.S. alternatives, even if they cost a bit more, that could be happy in our systems and put some Americans back to work or at least keep them working.

Anyway, let the list begin...

 

Crites
Tekton
Green Mountain
Fritz
Emerald Physics
Pi
NOLA
Magnepan
PTE
Geddes
Janszen
Audiokinesis
Klipsch
Vandersteen
Devore
Sanders
Linkwitz
Legacy
JBL
Revel
Volti
ATI
Decware
Woo
Rogue
Lamm
FirstWatt
Pass
Coda
Quicksilver
Jeffrey Jackson
Schiit
Benchmark
Modwright
VPI
Basis
Merrill
Sota

 

Great list, one question. Does JBL still make everything here? I'm sure their high end stuff is, but what about the lower lines? I guess it doesn't really matter but it'd be nice to know.

 

Nope.

 

Wyred 4 Sound
Cavalli Audio
Audeze headphones
Grado
Soundsmith

A dream headphone setup for me would be a W4S Dac-2, Cavalli Audio amp (like Liquid Cobalt), Audeze headphones, VPI turntable, and a US made phono pre. Could opt for a Grado or Soundsmith cartridge to stay with the US made theme.

 

Ok, so while I was checking these out, I figured I'd make some links to their sites. Man those Volti speakers and Jeffrey Jackson tube amps look amazing.

Crites
Tekton
Green Mountain
Fritz
Emerald Physics
Pi
NOLA
Magnepan
PTE
Geddes
Janszen
Audiokinesis
Klipsch
Vandersteen
Devore
Sanders
Linkwitz
Legacy
JBL
Revel
Volti
ATI
Decware
Woo
Parasound
Rogue
Lamm
FirstWatt
Pass
Coda
Quicksilver
Jeffrey Jackson
Schiit
Benchmark
Modwright
VPI
Basis
Merrill
Sota
Wyred 4 Sound
Cavalli Audio
Audeze headphones
Grado
Soundsmith

 

My Paradigm speakers are made in Canada. That's close enough. It's still North America.

 

Ohm speakers are made to order in Brooklyn. I have a great sounding pair of the small towers.

 

Ayre , Levinson . Audio Research , Revel .

 

Aerial Acoustics
Resolution Audio
You could build a killer system with pieces from just these two companies.

 

I believe Manley is made in California.

 

Go USA

 

Cary Audio

 

Blumestein Audio speakers and Salk speakers are US made.

Triad speakers

 

Rogue Audio, Bel Canto, Thiel, Krell

 

boulder

 

spectral

 

Would love to hear them.

 

Audio by Van Alstine
Bob Carver Audio
Conrad Johnson
Hagerman Audio Labs
Furutech
Shunyata Research
Woo Audio
Neko Audio
Running Springs Audio
PS Audio

 

Sonist

 

McIntosh
JPS Labs

 

Vandersteen
PS Audio
Rogue
Quicksilver

 

Herron Audio is a St. Louis company, and products are U.S.-manufactured (I have their phonostage).
Musical Surroundings is an Oakland, CA company. Their own-branded phonostages are made in California.
Aesthetix is another California company who manufacture their own products.

 

I love my Quicksilver amps and preamp. Also love my Sutherland PH3D phono pre.

 

Balanced Audio Technology - BAT. Victor Khomenko. Introduced the 6H30 tube to the West. I have owned the VK50SE preamp for 12 years. Made in Wilmington, DE.
http://balanced.com/

YG Acoustics. Fantastic loudspeakers, unbelievable construction. Yoav Geva. Made in Denver, CO.
http://www.yg-acoustics.com/

AudioMachina. Dr. Karl Schuemann. A very talented designer. Not that well known, but incredible speakers, made in Loveland, CO.
http://audiomachina.com/