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Keep checking back as new marching information will be posted as soon as possible.
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NEW Quantum Marching Drums and Field Percussion
Mapex has re-designed their marching line. All of their drums (snares, tenors, and basses) and field percussion (xylophones, marimbas, bells, etc.) have been improved for both outdoor and indoor percussion. Check out the new instruments and features and find more information on their website by clicking on the logo above.
Sticks & Mallets
We try to keep all of the drum sticks that the local drumlines are using in stock. Below are the names and pictures of the most popular ones that we see schools in the area using.
Vic Firth Jeff Queen
Snare Sticks
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Vic Firth Scott Johnson
Snare Sticks
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Vic Firth Ralph Hardimon
Snare Sticks
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Vic Firth Ralph Hardimon
Tenor Sticks
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Other marching sticks that we stock include a selection of Pro Mark choices and American Drum tenor mallets. A large variety of outdoor and indoor mallets are also typically in stock. If there are other sticks or mallets that you are searching for, but can not find, feel free to call us and see if we can order them. If we know a school is going to be using a certain product, we will definitely do our best to keep it in stock.
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Click on the "links" button at the bottom of the page to check out some of our favorite drum related artists, organizations, dealers, etc...
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FREE TICKET OPPORTUNITY
Come to one of our Tuesday Evening Front Porch Concerts and enter to win 2 FREE tickets (courtesy of NAMM) to the Columbus August 3, 2008 DCI tour stop.
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Play On / Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation
Yamaha Marching Snare Drums
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All sales from the Play On instrument donations go directly to The Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation. For more information on the Play On Instrument Drive please visit www.playonmusic.org.
Please call for the marching snare drums information and pricing.
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HQ Percussion offers practice pads and drum silencers in various sizes. Their practice pads are available in 6" and 12" as well as being single or double sided.
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The 12" double sided practice pad is what we see several of the local lines use. It's perfect for marching snare drums in terms of simulating the feel of the drum head, being the right size to fit on top of the snare drums and of course reducing sound.
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