Made in USA

I, too, have bits 'n pieces from basically all the major players, 'cause that's the world we now live on.

As long as it all 'gets along nicely', can't complain.

Open your fridge....tell me what you can't find elsewhere than somewhere else.

Imported alcohols, mexican tomatoes (seasonal items, air freighted), olives from Spain, Italy...Caviar is a bit harder to get, I'll assume...

Our world has become dependent on all of it, and we have become essential to make it 'run' in the way we count on it.

This tribal stuff is getting in the way, and may be the death of us to continue.

Just saying, mho...

Matrix Audio Element X into Willsenton R800i for me. Wish I could try this one out https://doge.audio/product/doge-10-padc/ , but alas, not today.

I have European built speakers, Focal 948, or sometimes the speakers that I build myself (mostly with the European components in them). Except the inner cables, of course, Silver plated oxygen free coper comes from China. Also the interconnects and speaker cables (Nordost Odin) come from China, and at the fraction of what I would have to pay if bought from elsewhere. Good stuff, and it is really getting better on every level.

Ah, forget, I have Linn LP12 to play LP’s, that is British.

I am British and live in England.

I buy the components I think are best and suitable for my needs.  My amplifiers have been all  Audio Research and (old) Krell.  I had Naim in their glory days in the 1980s.  Martin Logan CLX Anniversary. So far, all American.  Phono pre-amp is van den Hul The Grail, so Dutch.  Record player Simon Yorke, English but he moved to Spain before he built my S10.  Cartridges Dutch, Danish, German.

McIntosh