Let's see, here's a few scraps of info to throw into the discussion. Ensoniq no longer makes keyboards - they were bought out by Emu, another former US synth maker which is now owned by Creative Technologies (makers of the Sound Blaster) of Singapore. Emu is located near San Fransico but I doubt if their new keyboards are made there. Peavey used to make keyboards in the US but never did well in the market (I believe they are affiliated with General Music to some degree now). Former US maker Kurzweil was bought by Young-Chang and their products come from Korea now. Late news is that Bob Moog regained the rights to use his name again and will be making new Moog synthesizers so there's at least one US manufacturer to look to.

Even now as I shop for a new laptop I am finding that famed US makers Dell and Gateway are beginning to import their laptops and relabel them. No worries though - America will still make the best in movies and music plus bombs and Big Macs for a long time to come.