Audioquest or Kimber kable.

As someone who lives in Germany, american cable manufacturers were "terra incognita" for me. When I configured a vintage system with Mark Levinson components and Infinity speakers I felt there should also be cables made in the USA. Thanks to Audiogon I discovered Silnote Audio - those cables are spectacular even in the budget Morpheus range. Also worth looking: Morrow Audio.
My latest speaker cable for testing (I write for a German High End magazine) was the stellar Audio Quest "William Tell". Not the cheapest piece of copper but a sonic revelation and close to In-Akustik 's Air cables that cost trice the price of those Audio Quest speaker cables. After all keep in mind that interconnects and speaker cables should be regarded as a whole. The system in my sleeping room (a Sony SACD with a Trigon "Snowwhite" preamp, a small Audiolab amp and Kef LS50) is connected with Morrow cables. Those low capacity connectors enhance the openess and definition of the system. If I want more bass I choose Audio Quest.
Hope I could give you some hints.

Greetz, Hans

Yeah I am definitely coming around to looking at other options. I have the option of just taking the cash offer for my speakers and looking somewhere else for cables.  Not knowing enough I thought it would be easier to buy from the same place I was selling to.  Now I will be looking at the ideas all of yall have given me and make a decision from that. 

Kimber Carbon series just came out & the MXL & BFXL have just been redone. Very mice stuff.  Select is even better. 

Have a look at Straightwire cables.

For what it's worth, I have a pair of 8VS from Kimber.  Very happy with the cables.  Excellent build quality and the folks at Kimber were great to work with.