Verduin Percussion

Always fun to take our metal castanets out into the wild for some Bacchanale. Ending up using the small model for the softer dynamic sections and the large model for the ending to help make things more exciting.

4 new castanets are all "cast" and polished. They'll be heading out the door soon for Portugal.

New Year, new ideas! Playing around with some new tambourine shell ideas to help speed up head changes. Natural skin on the composite shells took almost 24+ hours to dry. Trying out some various wood inlays to help speed up the bond and dry time.

It's time to finally introduce your Fraser fir to the classic Philadelphia sound. Abel triangle Christmas ornaments are now available for $16 + shipping.

They are 3D printed with a lightweight filament and they also include a matching Philly style triangle holder; safety line included!

Disclaimer: intended for visual enjoyment only. Due to the 3D printing process, various seam lines on the triangle can be seen up close.

Please DM me if you're interested!

A few Tambeerine shakers for your viewing pleasure. My first novelty instrument. Beer can shakers have been done before, but why not add tambourine jingles for a little extra fun? Old steel cans from the 1960s and 70s not only sound amazing, but they're also super sturdy. As a bonus, a little thumb nut conveniently allows you to turn the jingles on and off as desired. Cheers! 🍺

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth at the Chicago Drum Show this past weekend. We had a blast and thanks for the support!

Prepping some prototype shaker sticks for the in a few weeks. Thanks to .design for the help with the lasers. More to come soon!

Introducing our newest product! Maple Piccolo Woodblocks.

These produce a great high chirp for any repertoire that requires piccolo woodblocks such as Marimba Spiritual and other modern works. They are also a great alternative for Japanese Mokusho blocks. Besides a few new tweaks, these are based on Michael Udow's original piccolo woodblock design. We recently acquired the rights to produce these again. All blocks include 4 rubber feet to help increase projection and resonance.

Prototyping a new kick drum be**er. Pigskin leather covered wood core. I keep calling them bacon-be**ers, but any other good name ideas out there? We'll see if we can get a few ready for the ! **er **er

The Tam-Beer-ine. Vintage beer can with new jingles and new shaker dust inside. Should I make more of these?

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