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One of the products Electric Amp Innovations sells is Made in America Power Amps / Amplifiers. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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It is no secret that Electric Amp, USA makes the biggest and loudest cabinets in the USA Indy Scene.
We are confident that the quality of materials, design and craftmanship of our cabinets is top of the music industry.
The EA-8x10, 6x12, and our 4x15 threesome are 5 cabinets that really deliver the musical message.
Traditional EA-4x12 & 2x12 Cabinets are hands down the Root of hardcore USA MADE HIGH Quality Pro Audio.
Hand Made from Marine Grade Baltic Birch Ply, fitted together by Fine Crafted Joints & reinforced with solid wood.
Our baffle is designed for MONDO Volume and Projection of Tone. The baffle is secured with high grade steel screws.
Long Life, Service and Maintenance made easy by EA-PRO AUDIO Trade Mark Designs. All Wood and Metal.
For more information about Electric Amp Innovations and its American Made products see the following:
It is no secret that Electric Amp, USA makes the biggest and loudest cabinets in the USA Indy Scene.
We are confident that the quality of materials, design and craftmanship of our cabinets is top of the music industry.
The EA-8x10, 6x12, and our 4x15 threesome are 5 cabinets that really deliver the musical message.
Traditional EA-4x12 & 2x12 Cabinets are hands down the Root of hardcore USA MADE HIGH Quality Pro Audio.
Hand Made from Marine Grade Baltic Birch Ply, fitted together by Fine Crafted Joints & reinforced with solid wood.
Our baffle is designed for MONDO Volume and Projection of Tone. The baffle is secured with high grade steel screws.
Long Life, Service and Maintenance made easy by EA-PRO AUDIO Trade Mark Designs. All Wood and Metal.
One of the products Fine Picks sells is Made in the USA Guitar Picks. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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Why Guitar Picks made of Wood?
Tone. Every detail that makes up your instrument has an effect on its timbre or tone. From the size of the strings, angle of the neck, and especially the plectrum's substance - all go into the formula that defines your ultimate sound. If you take a handful of your guitar picks and drop them on your counter one by one, you'll notice that each one has its own distinctive sound. That tone signature has the greatest influence in the attack sound of the pick on your strings. The type of pick you use matters! As much as your choice of strings, pedal or amp, the guitar pick material and size can effect your overall tone.
A wooden pick will be a valuable tool in your gig bag and may just become your everyday plectrum of choice.
FinePicks are made with care in Tampa, Florida. Cut from fine exotic hardwoods then hand shaped to a smooth contour, the picks are wet sanded with food safe mineral oil and buffed to a matte finish. Each pick is different and has its own timbre and personality. Some wood picks will wear faster than others depending on your playing style. Whether your FinePick is treated as a special top-shelf treat only to be played on occasion or used like it's going out of style... We know you will enjoy the new sound and experience of each of our wooden guitar picks.
For more information about Fine Picks and its American Made products see the following:
Why Guitar Picks made of Wood?
Tone. Every detail that makes up your instrument has an effect on its timbre or tone. From the size of the strings, angle of the neck, and especially the plectrum's substance - all go into the formula that defines your ultimate sound. If you take a handful of your guitar picks and drop them on your counter one by one, you'll notice that each one has its own distinctive sound. That tone signature has the greatest influence in the attack sound of the pick on your strings. The type of pick you use matters! As much as your choice of strings, pedal or amp, the guitar pick material and size can effect your overall tone.
A wooden pick will be a valuable tool in your gig bag and may just become your everyday plectrum of choice.
FinePicks are made with care in Tampa, Florida. Cut from fine exotic hardwoods then hand shaped to a smooth contour, the picks are wet sanded with food safe mineral oil and buffed to a matte finish. Each pick is different and has its own timbre and personality. Some wood picks will wear faster than others depending on your playing style. Whether your FinePick is treated as a special top-shelf treat only to be played on occasion or used like it's going out of style... We know you will enjoy the new sound and experience of each of our wooden guitar picks.
One of the products Fox Bassoons sells is Made in America Bassoons. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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Brian Charles, Owner and President is a Juilliard trained double reed player and long-time professional musician and published composer. He founded Charles Double Reed Company in 1984, foxoboes.com in 2004, foxbassoons.com in 2005 and North Conway Music Center in 2008.
Jennifer is the strong voice and powerful intellect behind our daily operations, including computer, accounting, orders, and many other technical areas.
John Cotter administers our technical, behind-the-scenes actions and seemlessly merges his many talents into our inventory, shipping, phone and many other departments.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to be the best possible provider of services and products to oboe and bassoon players world wide.
We strive to meet or exceed our customers expectations, and seek to treat our customers with the dignity and respect that we ourselves would expect, while providing them with world-class customer service.
We strive to create an internal business atmosphere that encourages willing participation, pleasant interaction, and the opportunity for education and advancement.
Our core values
Caring
Honesty
Fairness
Integrity
Trust
Respect
Commitment
Accountability
Our Location
We work and live in the beautiful White Mountains of New Hampshire, specifically the town of North Conway. Some of you may know this town as a great shopping Mecca, renowned for many brand name, tax-free outlets. Some know that this is the rock and ice climbing destination of choice on the East Coast. Others have rafted down the gentle Saco River, skied one of the 7 major resorts near us, hiked the National Forest trails or swam in the waterfalls. But true, in-the-know aficionados of the area know that you can do all of these things and also drop by one of the largest double reed shops in America, try instruments, test cane, talk to the reedmaker, and make yourself at home.
Fox Bassoons from Charles Double Reed Company
1976 White Mountain Highway
North Conway, NH 03860
Phone 1 603-356-9890
Fax 1 603 356-9891
service@charlesmusic.com
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Brian Charles, Owner and President is a Juilliard trained double reed player and long-time professional musician and published composer. He founded Charles Double Reed Company in 1984, foxoboes.com in 2004, foxbassoons.com in 2005 and North Conway Music Center in 2008.
Jennifer is the strong voice and powerful intellect behind our daily operations, including computer, accounting, orders, and many other technical areas.
John Cotter administers our technical, behind-the-scenes actions and seemlessly merges his many talents into our inventory, shipping, phone and many other departments.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to be the best possible provider of services and products to oboe and bassoon players world wide.
We strive to meet or exceed our customers expectations, and seek to treat our customers with the dignity and respect that we ourselves would expect, while providing them with world-class customer service.
We strive to create an internal business atmosphere that encourages willing participation, pleasant interaction, and the opportunity for education and advancement.
Our core values
Caring
Honesty
Fairness
Integrity
Trust
Respect
Commitment
Accountability
Our Location
We work and live in the beautiful White Mountains of New Hampshire, specifically the town of North Conway. Some of you may know this town as a great shopping Mecca, renowned for many brand name, tax-free outlets. Some know that this is the rock and ice climbing destination of choice on the East Coast. Others have rafted down the gentle Saco River, skied one of the 7 major resorts near us, hiked the National Forest trails or swam in the waterfalls. But true, in-the-know aficionados of the area know that you can do all of these things and also drop by one of the largest double reed shops in America, try instruments, test cane, talk to the reedmaker, and make yourself at home.
Fox Bassoons from Charles Double Reed Company
1976 White Mountain Highway
North Conway, NH 03860
Phone 1 603-356-9890
Fax 1 603 356-9891
service@charlesmusic.com
One of the products Goulding & Wood Organs sells is Made in America Church Organs. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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Goulding & Wood, Inc. is one of the nation's leading organbuilders, focusing on the needs of worshiping congregations through the installation of highly refined musical instruments. The company was incorporated in 1980 as a collaboration between John Goulding and Thomas Wood. At the time of incorporation, Mr. Goulding had more than twenty-five years of experience as an organbuilder, including tenures with the firms of Gratian Organ Company and Holtkamp Organ Company as well as several years as a partner in the firm of E. H. Holloway Corporation. Mr. Goulding developed many of the mechanical components in use at the shop, including our exclusive design of electro- pneumatic slider and pallet windchests, schwimmer wind-regulators and tremulant action. Mr. Wood brought a background including electrical engineering training and organ study.
Prior to joining forces with John Goulding, Mr. Wood headed the electronic music laboratory of Indiana University, served as pipe organ curator for the university and led several restoration projects under his own name.
Shortly after the formation of Goulding & Wood, the firm obtained national recognition for its quality of work and dedication to the craft. Notable among the early projects was a new organ for the 1982 National Convention of the Episcopal Church in New Orleans.
By the firm's tenth anniversary, Goulding & Wood had completed seventeen new organs throughout Indiana as well as in Arkansas, Illinois, Maryland and North Carolina. In addition to new instruments, the company also completed several renovation projects throughout the country. In 1990 the firm was nominated for membership in the Associated Pipe Organ Builders of America (APOBA).
Since this time, Goulding & Wood has continued to confirm its reputation as one of America's premier organ builders while also expanding its geographic presence throughout the United States. In addition to APOBA, Goulding & Wood is a member of the International Society of Organbuilders. Several members of our team have held leadership positions in APOBA, the American Institute for Organbuilders and the American Guild of Organists.
In June of 2003, John Goulding and Thomas Wood retired leaving the company in the capable hands of shop general superintendent Mark Goulding and head voicer Brandon Woods. Jason Overall was at that time appointed president of the firm, establishing a leadership team with vast experience in all phases of organ building. Now well into its second generation, Goulding & Wood continues the company's tradition of unparalleled mechanical reliability and tonal integrity of its instruments that enrich worship of congregations across denominational lines. We design organs specifically to meet the liturgical needs of the contemporary church as well as to follow historical precedents. The resulting instruments lead congregations with authority and render the rich repertoire of organ literature with fidelity and conviction.
For more information about Goulding & Wood Organs and its American Made products see the following:
Goulding & Wood, Inc. is one of the nation's leading organbuilders, focusing on the needs of worshiping congregations through the installation of highly refined musical instruments. The company was incorporated in 1980 as a collaboration between John Goulding and Thomas Wood. At the time of incorporation, Mr. Goulding had more than twenty-five years of experience as an organbuilder, including tenures with the firms of Gratian Organ Company and Holtkamp Organ Company as well as several years as a partner in the firm of E. H. Holloway Corporation. Mr. Goulding developed many of the mechanical components in use at the shop, including our exclusive design of electro- pneumatic slider and pallet windchests, schwimmer wind-regulators and tremulant action. Mr. Wood brought a background including electrical engineering training and organ study.
Prior to joining forces with John Goulding, Mr. Wood headed the electronic music laboratory of Indiana University, served as pipe organ curator for the university and led several restoration projects under his own name.
Shortly after the formation of Goulding & Wood, the firm obtained national recognition for its quality of work and dedication to the craft. Notable among the early projects was a new organ for the 1982 National Convention of the Episcopal Church in New Orleans.
By the firm's tenth anniversary, Goulding & Wood had completed seventeen new organs throughout Indiana as well as in Arkansas, Illinois, Maryland and North Carolina. In addition to new instruments, the company also completed several renovation projects throughout the country. In 1990 the firm was nominated for membership in the Associated Pipe Organ Builders of America (APOBA).
Since this time, Goulding & Wood has continued to confirm its reputation as one of America's premier organ builders while also expanding its geographic presence throughout the United States. In addition to APOBA, Goulding & Wood is a member of the International Society of Organbuilders. Several members of our team have held leadership positions in APOBA, the American Institute for Organbuilders and the American Guild of Organists.
In June of 2003, John Goulding and Thomas Wood retired leaving the company in the capable hands of shop general superintendent Mark Goulding and head voicer Brandon Woods. Jason Overall was at that time appointed president of the firm, establishing a leadership team with vast experience in all phases of organ building. Now well into its second generation, Goulding & Wood continues the company's tradition of unparalleled mechanical reliability and tonal integrity of its instruments that enrich worship of congregations across denominational lines. We design organs specifically to meet the liturgical needs of the contemporary church as well as to follow historical precedents. The resulting instruments lead congregations with authority and render the rich repertoire of organ literature with fidelity and conviction.
One of the products Lava Cable sells is Made in America Bulk Cable. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Lava Cable and its American Made products see the following:
Just after forming Lava Cable, Mark deployed to Afghanistan with a U.S. Army Special Forces Battalion. Excited about getting his business up and running, he took a roll of Canare GS-6 into combat with him, making cables for his fellow soldiers and the local Morale, Welfare and Recreation center in his off-time.
By January 2006, Mark added 12 more brands of cable to his line up - bringing more than 80% of the world's instrument cable designs into his shop, making Lava Cable unique among cable manufacturers. From closely examining all these different cables Mark created his own brand of guitar cables and plugs: Lava.
Since its inception, the purpose of Lava Cable has been to develop and produce innovative cable and accessory products for Music Industry using U.S. manufacturers and the best metals, materials and plug designs to provide its customers with a good-better-best solution for their cable needs.
Many of these product designs have significantly improved upon existing concepts, such as the Lava Solder Free Pedal Board system and the Clear Connect cable.
Lava Cable both educates its customers about the importance of quality cables and provides detailed information about each product so customers can make an informed buying decision.During its' seven years of existence, Lava Cable has introduced more than 25 new cable and accessory products to the Music Industry. Lava Cable products have now been sold in more than 70 countries and more than 350 stores in 30 countries stock its products.
About the CEO
Mark is a native of Goleta, California and a graduate of the University of Utah, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communication. He is a school-trained, mil spec certified electronic assembler, having worked on numerous multi-million dollar government contracts to include building every part of the AN/ALQ 184 Radar Jamming Pod currently being used on Air Force aircraft such as the A-10 Thunderbolt.
Prior to retiring, he spent 28 years total and 20 years active duty in the U.S. Army, serving in Air Defense, Infantry, Logistical Support, and Special Forces units. He is also a certified Test Paratrooper and during his career, made more than 150 static line jumps form 14 different aircraft. His personal highlight from his military career was being voted Best Guitarist at an All-Army Battle of the Bands in 1995.
For more information about Lava Cable and its American Made products see the following:
Just after forming Lava Cable, Mark deployed to Afghanistan with a U.S. Army Special Forces Battalion. Excited about getting his business up and running, he took a roll of Canare GS-6 into combat with him, making cables for his fellow soldiers and the local Morale, Welfare and Recreation center in his off-time.
By January 2006, Mark added 12 more brands of cable to his line up - bringing more than 80% of the world's instrument cable designs into his shop, making Lava Cable unique among cable manufacturers. From closely examining all these different cables Mark created his own brand of guitar cables and plugs: Lava.
Since its inception, the purpose of Lava Cable has been to develop and produce innovative cable and accessory products for Music Industry using U.S. manufacturers and the best metals, materials and plug designs to provide its customers with a good-better-best solution for their cable needs.
Many of these product designs have significantly improved upon existing concepts, such as the Lava Solder Free Pedal Board system and the Clear Connect cable.
Lava Cable both educates its customers about the importance of quality cables and provides detailed information about each product so customers can make an informed buying decision.During its' seven years of existence, Lava Cable has introduced more than 25 new cable and accessory products to the Music Industry. Lava Cable products have now been sold in more than 70 countries and more than 350 stores in 30 countries stock its products.
About the CEO
Mark is a native of Goleta, California and a graduate of the University of Utah, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communication. He is a school-trained, mil spec certified electronic assembler, having worked on numerous multi-million dollar government contracts to include building every part of the AN/ALQ 184 Radar Jamming Pod currently being used on Air Force aircraft such as the A-10 Thunderbolt.
Prior to retiring, he spent 28 years total and 20 years active duty in the U.S. Army, serving in Air Defense, Infantry, Logistical Support, and Special Forces units. He is also a certified Test Paratrooper and during his career, made more than 150 static line jumps form 14 different aircraft. His personal highlight from his military career was being voted Best Guitarist at an All-Army Battle of the Bands in 1995.