America’s Own Hands
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Who makes it, and where · Every claim quoted from the maker

American audio and electronics makers

Every line below is a quote from the manufacturer, with the page it came from and the date it was read.

Every manufacturer recorded in this category
ManufacturerOriginThe maker’s own words
Schiit AudioRecorded product by productMade in USA, with a qualifier5 products recorded: 1 made in the USA as claimed, 4 made in the USA with a qualifier.schiit.com, fetched 2026-10-23
SparkFun ElectronicsRecorded product by productMade in USA, with a qualifierDesigned and manufactured in Boulder, CO USA, the SparkFun RTK Postcard is a compact development board for your high-precision positioning and navigation needs. This board combines the Quectel LG290P GNSS RTK receiver with an Espressif ESP32-PICO-MINI-02 MCU module, running our latest RTK Everywhere firmware. The ESP32 provides the SparkFun Postcard with WiFi and Bluetooth® connectivity to operate as an NTRIP caster or client. Meanwhile, the 4-pin locking JST-GH connector allows users to transmit or receive RTCMv3 messages for RTK corrections from a local base station.sparkfun.com, fetched 2026-10-23

A maker that says what its own phrase means

Schiit Audio does not leave "designed and built in the USA" to the reader. On each product page it spells the phrase out as "the vast majority of the total production cost" going to US companies manufacturing in the US. Then it names the parts: chassis made in California, circuit boards made in California or Nevada, and final assembly in Corpus Christi, Texas.

"The vast majority" is not all of it, and the same page names the converter chip and other components by brand without saying where they are made. That is why the entry reads as qualified, and the label is not a criticism. It is what the company said.

A board that names its parts in the origin sentence

SparkFun's RTK Postcard page opens with "Designed and manufactured in Boulder, CO USA", and the same sentence goes on to name the Quectel GNSS receiver and the Espressif module the board is built around. It does not say where those two modules are made, so the entry reads as qualified.