Where is Cary Audio?

@audiosd-    Welcome to the forum.     Hope you can see through the endemic, inane arguments.       Their are many informed/experienced here and much valuable info to glean, if you can bear it.        Enjoy the journey!  

@doyle3433-    I owned a Cary Rocket 88, before the 100s.    Bought the 100s, based on the Rocket's sound signature.    My only regret is that mine aren't the SLAM-100s.     I just love having lots of headroom.       When I wanted to upgrade from my California Audio Labs Delta/Alpha 24/96 CD pieces (hated it, when they sold out), I was seriously considering the Cary CD303/300.     Found a practically NOS, BAT VK-D5 and bought it, only because it uses the 6922 and I'm especially fond of the early Siemens CCa (no regrets there, either).         YEP: Dennis designed some great stuff!      Enjoy your journey and hope you find your amps!

I've had a pair of Cary SLM-100 amps, in my system, since the late 90's.    WBT RCAs and 5 ways, HEXFREDs, Vishay metal film resistors (all that- very early on), Duelund cast PIO/Cu coupling caps, Clarity Cap CSAs in B+ circuit and, of course, every other capacitor in both amps has been replaced or upgraded, over the past few years.     With the tubes I've chosen (NOS GE and Sylvania 6550s, and lately: Gold Lion KT88, Russkie re-pops, usually: bottom-gettered Tung-Sol Round Plates, Ken-Rad and Sylvania 6SN7 types): I've never had a bit of the distortion and colorations, that those ignorant of the clarity/purity tube amps can produce complain about.     Synergistic Tesla Apex for signal and Zu Mother PCs (finally) were the icing on the cake.      No intention of ever parting with them.                                                                                                         I can think of two reasons for there not being a lot of them for sale; Cary was never a huge company and those that own them feel as I do about mine.