What are some smaller names that compete with the big names in Audio?


I have speakers that are the Gato FM6 that I truly enjoy. I started with High fidelity ct1 products 6 years ago and at the time it was not a big name.  What products have others tried that they are happy with.  Both have been a blessing.  I also didn't want my system to be duplicated by 39 different people.  I really enjoy products made by companies doing their best to win you over with performance and not just a name. What do others think? 
calvinj
I am sometimes frustrated by poor product distribution, like with Brodmann and dc10audio. I liked Brodmann’s piano and piano vocal demonstration, but of course they should be great at that type of music. The design is a little funny, so not sure if big problems will show up with other material. I have interest in dc10audio, but their pricing and marketing makes me scratch my head. Otherwise they are kind of remind of me of Harbeth but less boxy and more dynamic.

Does Gato use scanspeak revelators? Except of the absentee bass I like the old YG Carmels a lot, but that was sealed design. (I’m not a fan of ports.) Thanks for the intro; I would like to hear them someday.
Yes I think they do. I'm very happy with the speaker.  Airy treble, glorious midrange and agile bass.
Cool. I bet I would like them. Interesting the Canadian importer lists Piega, which has a fairly similar design but with ribbon tweeters.
In answer to the original question: Sanders and Janszen are two firms making electrostatic speakers, neither is a big name, and each makes excellent products.