How international is your system?

cartridge German
tonearm and turntable British
Phono Amp/Preamp American
AV Receiver Japanese
Crossover Japanese
Amps: Five Japanese (2 SS, 3 tube), five American (two SS, 3 tube)
Speakers American
CD player Japanese
CD processor British
DVD/SACD/CD player Japanese
TV Projector Japanese

tubes: Russian, Japanese, British, American, Holland, German and French

Equipment and Country of Origin in my systems:

CDPs: Italy ~ China ~ Canada;
Amplifiers: Italy ~ China ~ Netherlands ~ Japan;
Speakers: USA ~ China ~ Canada ~ Japan ~ UK;
Cables: UK ~ USA ~ Hong Kong
Stands: Hong Kong ~ Indonesia ~ Canada ~ China
Headphones: Japan ~ Germany ~ Austria
Headphone Amplifiers: Japan ~ China ~ USA

Mostly French and American with Dutch, Japanese and Scottish in the mix.

Latest update :

>Japan Denon A11 Universal player, Denon DL 103R, Audio Technica 33PTG cartridge, AT W100 headphone

>Singapore Diva M7 Pre amp, Diva Headphone amp

>US Sanders ESL Power amp, Herron Audio VTPH1mc, Analysis Plus Oval 8 spk cable, PS Audio P300 power plant, JPS powercords

>France Cabasse Baltic II/Thor II Artic

>Germany Scheu DL2 TT, Schroeder model 2 tonearm, Beyer DT990 headphone

>UK MusicMaker Conductor tonearm

>NZ Slinkylinks silver ICs

>Austria AKG K501 headphone

>Sweden Solid Tech Feet of Silence footers

This has varied greatly over time, but presently: German speakers and digital; Chinese and American amp; American phono and line stage; American and Hong Kong cables; UK turntable with Japanese mods., Danish tonearm and cartridge with Japanese mods.; German isolation bases; UK racks; Japan SET amp; Swiss contact cleaner; and American disc and record cleaners.

I think the weak dollar has made foreign goods, other than from China, all but out of reach.