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Made in USA

I love to support USA products as much as I can. Even if it costs more. Id say 2nd choice Europe or Japan. Last place China.

So USA made HiFi products I have are... Magnepan, Odyssey, Geshelli, Rythmik, Schitt, Bluejean, Belden, Analog Productions( vinyl). Musichall & Monitor Audio (UK), Nagaoka, Magomi(Japan), 

Other USA made HiFi I know of.. Kilpsch (high end speakers), Jeff Rowland, P.S. Audio, Emotiva?

Im sure there are more. Please continue list and lets support our own.

bikefi10
tablejockey
3,799 posts
 

I’d love to buy "All American", but reality is another thing.

Cabinets/components MIC, then shipped to HQ="assembled in (fill in the blank)"

GET REAL-Some of those companies are MIC

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jwei
134 posts
 

I have mainly US.

Wilson, Pass, Thiel, VPI, Graham Engineering, Manley, McIntosh, Mark Levinson, Sunfire, Rane, Cardas, and Tice for US.

Koetsu, Nakamichi, SAE, and Sony for Japan.

Bryston for Canada.

Oppo, Red Rose Music, REL, Carver, and AudioQuest for China.

Proac for UK.

Dynaudio for Denmark.

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jerryg123
3,429 posts
 

Mostly EU, Canada US in my kit. Only China is from the China I respect Taiwan. 
 

 

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tomcy6
2,544 posts
 

VAC, Backert Labs are two I can think of at the moment.

ghdprentice
6,485 posts
 

I would start with Audio Research, Pass, Magico, Conrad Johnson, VAC (as @tomcy6 mentioned). Boulder, Wilson… many of the most respected high end names are American. 

 

I have to throw in Sonus Faber (Italy) and Koetsu (Japan). Dcs and Linn… the UK.

 

If you are putting together a cost effective  high end system… you do not have to pay more… you are going to be buying primarily American, you do not have to pay more.
 


 

 

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