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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 68202" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Growler and other subsDanley Sound Labs uses a &quot;contract manufacturer&quot; that is located 2.5 hrs from our office to build the actual cabinets.I will not name any names-but they also build products for some of the largest names in the loudspeaker business.&nbsp; The only thing they build is loudspeakers.&nbsp; While the products may have a very different overall &quot;look&quot; and design-they are all produced on the same CNC machines-paint booths-assembly areas etc.Regarding the circuit boards-the actual raw circuit board itself is made by a company in the northeast US.&nbsp; But the boards are &quot;stuffed&quot; soldered-wired-tested etc in our office in GA.&nbsp; Granted-the crossover boards are not a huge part of the overall product-but still essential.It is very common these days for all kinds of different parts of assemblies to be made by different companies.&nbsp; Very few companies do it all in house.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 68202, member: 30"] Re: Growler and other subs Danley Sound Labs uses a "contract manufacturer" that is located 2.5 hrs from our office to build the actual cabinets. I will not name any names-but they also build products for some of the largest names in the loudspeaker business. The only thing they build is loudspeakers. While the products may have a very different overall "look" and design-they are all produced on the same CNC machines-paint booths-assembly areas etc. Regarding the circuit boards-the actual raw circuit board itself is made by a company in the northeast US. But the boards are "stuffed" soldered-wired-tested etc in our office in GA. Granted-the crossover boards are not a huge part of the overall product-but still essential. It is very common these days for all kinds of different parts of assemblies to be made by different companies. Very few companies do it all in house. [/QUOTE]

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