The Getzen Company makes brass musical instruments (trumpets, cornets, fluegelhorns, and trombones) and accessories. The company distributes its products under the Capri, Eterna, and Getzen brand names through dealers in Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe, and in the US. It also sells German-made French horns and euphoniums. T. J. Getzen founded Getzen Musical Instrument in a converted dairy barn in 1939.

A-MAX is a leader in the global portable digital audio player market. A-MAX specialize in design, development, manufacturing and distribution of high quality flash-based personal digital products, including MP3 players. A-MAX also make other flash-based products such as portable multimedia devices, photo viewers and storage products, and HDD designs, including photo jukeboxes.The company is based in Hong Kong, with R&D centers in Shenzhen, China and Livingston, Scotland, and a wholly owned ISO9001:2000 approved factory also in Shenzhen. A-MAX has approximately 1,700 employees worldwide with sales offices in Germany, China, the U.S. and Macau.

Monster Cable Products, Inc. was founded in 1979 by Noel Lee, who was then a laser-fusion design engineer at Lawrence-Livermore Laboratory, as well as an audiophile and professional drummer. Lee discovered that wires of different constructions produced varying degrees of audio performance when hooked up to loudspeakers. From this discovery, he developed a high performance speaker cable, named it Monster Cable, and literally created an industry. The invention of Monster Cable created a new product category that revolutionized the audio market. Prior to Monster Cable, most stereo systems were wired with ordinary "zip-cord," the same cable used for electrical household and lamp wire. Their inferior construction and cheap materials restricts power, dynamic range and clarity in the lows, mids, and highs.Lee chose the name "Monster" because it sounded strong and powerful. It became an immediate hit with consumers. In fact, the name Monster Cable is so synonymous with high quality and high performance, customers often assume that any cable they purchase in reputable stores would be Monster even though there are other cable brands.

Movado Group, Inc. designs, sources, markets, and distributes fine watches. The company offers its watches under the Movado, Ebel, Concord, ESQ, Coach, HUGO BOSS, Juicy Couture, Tommy Hilfiger, and Lacoste brand names. The company also designs, develops, markets, and retails Movado-branded jewelry through its luxury Movado Boutiques. In addition, it engages in the after-sales service activities and shipping, as well as operates retail stores. Movado Group sells its products through jewelry store chains, department stores, and independent jewelers. As of January 31, 2009, the company operated 29 Movado Boutiques and 32 outlet stores in the United States. It has operations in the United States, Europe, Asia, Canada, the Middle East, South America, and the Caribbean. The company was formerly known as North American Watch Corporation and changed its name to Movado Group, Inc. in 1996. Movado Group was founded in 1961 and is based in Paramus, New Jersey.

RELM Wireless Corporation engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing of wireless communications products for government and public safety, and business and industrial markets in the United States and internationally. The company's products include two-way land mobile radios, repeaters, base stations, and related components and subsystems. It offers land-mobile radio equipment for professional radio users primarily in government and public safety applications, as well as P25 digital products under the BK Radio-brand; RELM-branded products that provide two-way communications for commercial and industrial concerns, such as hotels, construction firms, schools, and transportation services; and RELM/BK-branded products for land-mobile radio users. The company was founded in 1957 and is based in West Melbourne, Florida.

Onkyo Corporation's products live up to their name. The consumer products manufacturer (its name literally means "sound") makes consumer audio equipment for home and car use. Its products include car stereo speakers, CD players, DVD players, home stereo speakers, home theater systems, and home network systems. The company also sells speakers manufactured by others. The firm sells its products worldwide through traditional and Internet retailers including Fry's Electronics. Onkyo, which was founded in 1946, operates more than 20 facilities (production plants, development centers, and sales units) worldwide.

Triad Technologies can get you in (and out) of the swim of things. The company makes swimming pool access equipment (ladders and steps for the physically impaired), deck storage units, and benches. Its industrial division manufactures custom fiberglass fabricated parts for a wide variety of industries, from transportation to healthcare to amusement.

ETREMA Products, Inc. (EPI), a wholly owned subsidiary of Edge Technologies, Inc., is the sole U.S. supplier of Terfenol-D, and was established in 1987 to primarily commercialize the product, Terfenol-D, and transfer its technology from laboratory discovery to industry. At the same time, the technology for producing Terfenol-D was fully transferred from Ames Laboratory to ETREMA Products, Inc., granting EPI the technique to start small-scale production of the material.In 1993, EPI built a world class facility in Ames, Iowa with the ability to house, develop and manufacture Terfenol-D. EPI is a high-tech Iowa corporation engaged in the development and commercialization of the "Smart Material", Terfenol-D. EPI currently has the only facility in the world capable of producing commercial quantities of Terfenol-D. EPI also holds the exclusive license for Terfenol-D production.

The FirstYears inc manufactures bathing, childproofing, diapering, feeding, playing, sleeping, and transporting products for newborns up to 3-year-olds. Products, such as bottles, crib toys, teething rings, toilet trainers, and medicine dispensers, are available in nearly 50 countries and sold under its own label, as well as the "Winnie the Pooh" and "Sesame Street" names. Products are sold at toy, mass merchandising, drug, and grocery store chains, as well as specialty and online retailers. Infant products and toy maker RC2 acquired The First Years in September 2004.

American Derringer owner Elizabeth Saunders is a real pistol. She stars in her own ads clad in a bustier while brandishing her signature handgun and the company's best-seller, the Lady Derringer. The tiny pistol of Wild West fame fits a petite palm with its faux ivory grip engraved with the image of a Victorian lady. American Derringer peddles a variety of pistols and accessories, such as holsters, perfume, scarves, and ties. The gun manufacturer targets women in need of a shooting iron and collectors looking for an item with a history. Company founder Robert Saunders hired Elizabeth for his sales staff. They married, and when he died in 1993, she took over the company.

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