Sennheiser create the greatest and most exciting sound experience for people worldwide – whether at home or out and about; on stage or behind the DJ console; in a museum or in a concert hall. It is their ambition to enable people all around the world to enjoy a unique sound experience. Approximately 2000 Sennheiser employees in 90 countries around the globe work as a team in a constant effort to fulfil this promise.For more than 60 years the name Sennheiser has stood for the highest quality products and customised solutions across all areas of sound recording, transmission and reproduction. As one of the world’s leading providers of integrated solutions for electro-acoustic products, systems and services Sennheiser constantly set the challenge of developing creative answers which satisfy the requests and requirements of the customers.

Premier Percussion is one company making it possible for people to march to any number of different drummers. Premier Percussion makes drums, drum sets, and accessories under the Premier and Cabria names; products are distributed through musical instrument and other specialty retail outlets on all seven continents. The company cut its teeth on the growing demand for drum kits brought on by the birth of cool in the 1920s. Albert Della Porta founded Premier Percussion in 1922 as Premier Drums (its name was changed in 1984); today it remains owned and operated by the descendants of Della Porta.

The company, a leading manufacturer of geographic globes, produces more than 100 globe models for schools and institutions, as well as for individual homes. The globes are distributed through a variety of sales channels in the US internationally, and online. In the 1960s Replogle Globes co-founded Scanglobe, best known for producing illuminated globes. Replogle was founded in 1930 by Luther Replogle and was sold to its current owners, the William C. Nickels family, in 1973.

Sabine, Inc., located in its new international headquarters in Alachua, Florida, manufactures professional audio equipment essential to live, installed and recording sound venues large and small. Sabine's FBX Feedback Exterminator® is the industry standard for transparent, feedback-free sound. Sabine True Mobility® wireless microphones systems (with built-in FBX) give performers the clearest sound and maximum mic mobility. Sabine Music Accessories division manufactures some of the best-selling musical instrument tuners and accessories in the industry.Sabine introduced its first tuner, the ST-1000, in 1987, and by 1990 it became the best-selling chromatic tuner in the United States. Sabine then pioneered the world's first automatic feedback controller, the FBX Feedback Exterminator, in 1990. The FBX won the 1991 Technical Excellence and Creativity Award for "Outstanding Technical Achievement," was named "Pick Hit" at the 1992 National Association of Broadcasters Convention, was chosen as "Product of the Year" by the British Professional Light and Sound Association in 1993, and was a finalist for Discover Magazine's Technological Innovation Award in 1996.

Rane Corporation, founded and incorporated in 1981 in Washington State, is a privately held company. The owners all previously worked together in middle management positions at Phase Linear Corporation, a high-end consumer electronics company. With this background, they pooled over 40 years of combined audio experience to create Rane Corporation. Owners became separate department heads based upon their expertise. This organization created an unusually strong structure, since all department heads had a unique owner's perspective in making it succeed.The company name was selected from an anagram created from the common letters of the first and last names of the original founders. This particular anagram was selected because it was short, easy-to-say and remember, and they liked the double-entendre possibilities implying wet-links to the Northwest.

Leggett & Platt, Incorporated designs and produces a range of engineered components and products worldwide. It operates in four segments: Residential Furnishings; Commercial Fixturing and Components; Industrial Materials; and Specialized Products. The Residential Furnishings segment primarily manufactures and distributes bedding components, furniture components, consumer products, fabric, and carpet underlay; and serves manufacturers of finished bedding and upholstered furniture, bedding specialty sleep shops, and carpet retailers. The Commercial Fixturing and Components segment provides fixture and display products to retailers, marketers, and distributors of consumer products. It also produces seating components for office furniture manufacturers. The Industrial Materials segment produces steel rod, drawn wire, steel billets, fabricated wire products (such as wire ties to bale cotton; shaped wire for automotive and medical supply applications; and tying heads, boxed wire, and parts for automatic baling equipment), coated wire products (including dishwasher racks), and wire retail fixtures and point-of-purchase displays. It also offers welded steel tubing and fabricated tube components. The Specialized Products segment designs, produces, and sells various components used in automotive seating, including lumbar support and massage systems, seat suspension systems, and formed metal and wire components for seat frames, as well as automotive control cables (such as shift cables, cruise-control cables, seat belt cables, and accelerator cables) and low voltage motors. It also designs and produces bedding industry machinery (including quilting machines for mattress covers and machines used to shape wire into various springs) and commercial vehicle products (including van interiors and docking stations that mount computers and other electronic equipment inside vehicles and specialty trailers). Leggett & Platt was founded in 1883 and is headquartered in Carthage, Missouri.

The company began by making football (soccer) footwear and branched into other apparel (including color-coordinated tops, pants, jackets, and accessories) in the 1970s. Its kits (uniforms, jerseys) and other sports apparel bear a distinctive chevron pattern. Distribution today reaches worldwide; about 75 stores in the US carry its products. In 1997 hummel delved into the world of sporty fashion, adding track suits and denim. It debuted its first line of women's performance apparel in 2004. Founded in Germany before moving to Denmark in the 1950s, hummel is controlled by majority investor Thor Stadil.

Pinnacle Frames and Accents has plenty of frames, but what it needs is a prettier picture. Once home to nearly 20 retailing and manufacturing companies, the company now makes and markets photo frames and albums under its own brand name and private labels, in addition to other decor. The firm's Gallery Solutions brand features matted wall frames in mix-and-match styles while its Snap collection, targeted to cost-conscious digital photographers, consists of clear and magnetic frames, key chains, and coasters. Pinnacle's products are available at major retail stores in the US and Canada, including Wal-Mart and Target

Osborn Specialty Sewing makes athletic apparel under the Cobblestones Activewear and Game Gear brand names. The company products include baseball, volleyball, lacrosse and other sport practice and game clothing for schools and amateur sports teams as well as active wear for men and women. Osborn sells its wares through specialty retailers and sports shops throughout the US, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. The family-owned and operated company was founded by chairman David Osborn in 1974. The Osborn family also runs sister company contract sewer Osborn Apparel, which was founded by Osborn patriarchs in 1946.

Janitors with wood-handle mops and tin buckets dream about Minuteman International. Janitors makes commercial vacuums, floor and carpet care products, cleaning chemicals, and bio-hazard vacuums, as well as carpet sweepers, scrubbers, and accessories. Minuteman is made up of several segments: Minuteman, PowerBoss, and Multi-Clean. The company was founded in 1951 as American Cleaning Equipment Corporation. German cleaning equipment maker Hako-Werke International acquired Minuteman International in 2004 and took it private.

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