purchasing US made speakers

Squeak_king_77, thanks for the mention.

Jacobsen1948, thanks for your reply. Glad to hear that you have no trouble following conversations. 

Very nice amp by the way! And you mentioned using an NAD amp for surround... so are these speakers for a multichannel system?

If so, do you use a center channel speaker?

Are you using subwoofers?

Can you tell me a little about your room?

How important is the width of the sweet spot?

Thanks!

Duke

Devore. Characteristics of the Gibbon line are very good detail and realism in the mids, highs are extended and super smooth. Deep, layered imaging.
Orangutan speakers have high sensitivity and present a more immediate sound. Very lively and realistic, compared to Harbeth and Audio Note.
Made in Brooklyn.

audiokinesis2....no problem with live conversation

.Even though I am not the same age I’ve always had trouble listening to two conversations at once. It's not my ears it's my brain or mind or both.I'm with Lowrider57. Devore Orangutan looks and sounds great and is easy to drive.

Here ya go!
https://americanmadeaudio.com/product-category/speakers/

audiokinesis.....While I listen to quite a bit of stereo music, the speakers would be used as a part of a multi channel system. The center channel is important. The room is  about 18' wide and 15' deep and is open to an eating area and kitchen. I sit about 11' from lt and rt speakers which are 30 inches from the front wall and about 8' apart. The back of the couch upon which I sit faces the open area to the eating area and kitchen The ceiling is 10' high. A wide sweet spot is not essential.