Affordable US Made Tube Pre/Power or Integrated Options


I'm considering switching to tube amplification from solid state. I'm fine with separate pre/power or an integrated. I'll be driving Enzo XL's in a smallish room (17x14) and listening levels are almost always <90db so 30-40 watts should be more than enough. My budget is fairly modest, $2-3k all in. I don't need phono or more than 3 inputs but I would like remote for volume at minimum. Quality build and sound is a priority as is ease of support/repairs if needed. The one unique requirement is that my preference would be for US made if at all possible. Obviously, this limits the options quite a bit but I'd like to see if I can make it work. If not, I'm willing to look at other options.

Here's what I've found so far

Preamps:
Mapletree Line 2CRM, $800 (not US but close)
LTA MZ2- $1595

Power Amps:
Tubes4hifi ST70-35w, $1300
Audio by Van Alstine Ultravalve-35w?, $1599
Quicksilver Mid Mono-40w each, $1995/pair

Integrated:
Rogue Cronus- 100w, $2395
Any others?

I'm open to any other options you may know of. Also, if there's any insight or positive experiences with matching pre/power amp please share. I'm new to tubes so I have a lot to learn.

ruleof72
+1 for Decware, I have a couple of Steve's pieces and they sound awesome. If you are willing to spend some hours on the soldering bench Bottlehead represents amazing value for the dollar (or buy fully assembled, or used). 
ANyone have an all Decware system?  How does it sound?

Seem like very well thought out products that offer very good value.
There's a Rogers EHF-100 listed here on Audiogon. Made in USA. I've heard several of the Rogue integrated amps and the Rogers. The Rogers sounds way better IMHO. 
I have the Decware SE34.5 Rachael and it is amazing. I use it with a Conrad Johnson PF11 preamp. I have also had a Dennis Had Firebottle which sounded just as good and was a lot of fun to try different tube types in. Just be sure to use good tubes either NOS or read reviews on the newer tubes.
New Schiit Freya (original version) into a slightly used Dennis Had Inspire "Firebottle"...total cost (the Had amp was used for maybe 3 months) under 2 grand...sound? Superb.