Best U.S.A. speakers?

Don't forget Digital Phase. Made in the US for
over 20 someodd years. Currently enjoying a
pair of AP-4's.

>> 07-03-08: Tvad
>> Are there any US manufacturers left off the list at
>> this point?

Tvad,
to answer your question: yes!
We have left out Green Mountain Audio (of Colorado Springs). Of all the speakers that I have heard so far, I would say that the Green Mountain Audio speakers are one of the best (if not the best) when it comes to cone driver type speakers. I was at the RMAF 2007 & I heard MANY, MANY speakers so I'm citing my opinion from 1st-hand listening experience. I must add that I am a Green Mountain speaker owner FWIW. As usual, YMMV. IMHO.

Maxhammer4,
do ensure that you consider Green Mountain Audio speakers. You will not be disappointed at all w.r.t their sonics & you will not find a more humble & genuine person than Roy Johnson (the owner & speaker designer). IMHO. FWIW.

In no particular Order:

Green Mountain Audio Calypso
Hyperion Sound HPS 968
Zu Cable Definition Pro
Cain and Cain IM Ben and Bailey subwoofer
Devore Fidelity Silverback Reference
Ohm Walsh 5-S3
Vandersteen Model 5A
Magico Mini 2
Revel Ultima Salon 2
Magnepan 20.1

Perhaps not the most expensive, but the "Best U.S.A. speakers" IMO. There are actually a lot of good speaker "systems" designed and assembled in the U.S.A. There are not a lot of DRIVERS designed and manufactured here any longer - although at least some of these speakers feature unique or custom in-house designs. It's in the higher volume stuff where The U.S.A. is totally left in the dust...

Aerial Acoustics . The 20 T is an American Classic.

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Yes, Im a dealer ... thought I would add that before im attacked by unohoo

Barefoot MM27 active monitors(using Bryston amps).The new reference monitors for recording studios worldwide...yes,they are that good.Hand made in California,USA.