Audio & Video Labs, doing business as Disc Makers, provides CD and DVD manufacturing and related services, including CD and DVD replication and duplication, custom design, printing and packaging, and distribution and financing. Audio & Video Labs is outfitted with graphic, printing, and duplication equipment, as well as in-house studios for mastering and post-production services. It operates its own production plant in New Jersey. Disc Makers targets independent artists and record labels, as well as corporate, government, educational, and religious organizations. Corinthian Capital Group owns the company.

Fluidra is a Spanish multinational group, headquartered in Sabadell (Barcelona), dedicated to developing applications for sustainable water use. The company specialises in solutions for water conservation, handling, treatment and enjoyment.Fluidra currently has a presence in 31 countries by way of more than 150 branches and has several production centres located throughout the world. Fluidra products are distributed to more than 170 countries due to an extensive sales network. The group has some 3,600 employees.Respect for water and its rational use are two concepts at the core of the philosophy of the group. The companies which comprise Fluidra, some of these with almost 40 years of experience, have grown with this vision, specializing in a range of water-related sectors: water treatment, fluid handling, irrigation and swimming pool equipment.

LoDuca Bros., Inc, established in 1941 by a pair of brothers, operates its business in two diverse markets. First, it's a manufacturer of accordions and distributor of printed music, music equipment, and music accessories, such as adapters and electronics stands. LoDuca's second market is making and importing wines and specialty cooking and seasoning oils. The latter operation, which commenced in the 1980s, accounts for about a quarter of LoDuca's sales. LoDuca Bros. is run by the sons and grandchildren of founders Tom and Guy LoDuca.

K'NEX takes constructive building to an entirely new level with its color-coded building systems. Connectors, cranks, pulleys, wheels, and gear systems allow kids to create a variety of objects including roller coasters, lunar landers, race cars, Ferris wheels, and helicopters. Motorized kits and chrome parts and wheels help bring the creations to life. Products are sold through retailers and the company's online store, as well as being distributed internationally by TOMY. K'NEX is Hasbro's US licensee for the classic Lincoln Logs building set and also distributes BRIO toys and trains.

Founded by president and CEO Larry Villella and SVP Brian Hutchison, ADK (known as ADK Microphones) makes condenser microphones for live sound, studio recording, and broadcast use. The company's Audiofile Series consists of about a dozen affordably-priced microphone models, each offering different characteristics for different applications and instruments. Its Custom Shoppe Europe division offers customers the opportunity to turn stock microphones into custom-modified units to get the sound and tone-color needed. ADK microphones are used by such big names as Patti Page, the Oregon Philharmonic, the Tonight Show band, and Sir Elton John.

The company produces and imports mass-market acoustic and electric guitars at prices of up to $3,000. One of the US's top guitar makers (behind Fender, Gibson, and Martin), US Music also makes banjos, mandolins, and basses under the Washburn name. In addition, it manufactures Parker guitars and basses, Oscar Schmidt autoharps and ukuleles, Randall amplifiers and Eden bass amplifiers, Vinci guitar strings, and SoundTech professional audio equipment. Founded in 1883, the company was bought by president and CEO Rudy Schlacher in 1983. It changed its name from Washburn International to US Music in 2003.

Full Compass is a national leader in Professional Audio, Professional Video, A/V and Lighting sales. For over 30 years, their goal has been to provide the best possible value with exceptional customer service. Full Compass Systems offer over 700 top equipment brands including, Shure, Yamaha, Panasonic, Sony, JBL, Sennheiser, Sanyo, QSC, Audio-Technica, Crown and much more. Full Compass Systems also provide services such as computer systems integration, lighting design, and rentals. Full Compass is an authorized service center and parts distributor for most of the major manufacturers they carry.

Alex Panline USA, Inc., started in 1986 with a line of high quality basic arts and crafts products for children. Over the years, ALEX has grown and today produces over 1,000 items in expanded categories of toys: imaginative and dramatic play, fashion and jewelry, whimsical children’s furniture, Rub A Dub® and Tub Tunes® bath toys, ALEX Little Hands® preschool products and ALEX Jr.®, developmental, plush and bath toys for baby!

Select Comfort Corporation develops, manufactures, markets, and distributes adjustable-firmness beds and other sleep-related accessory products in the United States and Canada. It offers mattresses under the Sleep Number brand name. The company also provides a line of accessory bedding products, including specialty pillows, mattress pads, comforters, sheets, bed foundations, and leg options. In addition, the company markets a group of comforters and blankets under the brand name Personal Warmth Collection; and Precision Comfort, an adjustable foundation that enables consumers to raise the head or foot of the bed, as well as to experience the comfort of massage, using a handheld remote control. Further, it provides home delivery, including bed assembly and mattress removal services. The company distributes its products through retail, direct marketing, and e-commerce channels primarily to end users, home furnishings retailers, and specialty bedding retailers. As of January 3, 2009, it had 471 company-owned stores and 801 retail partner doors. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The Zildjian Company is a family oriented, drummer and percussionist driven company solely dedicated to crafting the finest percussion instruments on the planet.It was in the Ottoman Empire, in the year 1623, when an alchemist named Avedis Zildjian first discovered a method of fusing copper, tin and silver to create unique musical instruments. From that day to the present day, the Zildjian mystique has captivated musicians and music lovers alike. The secret method for blending metals survives to carry the celebrated “Zildjian Sound" into the present day and beyond.

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