Kmc Music, Inc.

Drum Workshop, Inc.

Enhoffer, Ray

Simons, Richard

Chandontrikit, Chatchai

Hinrichs, Douglas

Krol, Andrzej

Ray Enhoffer

Richard D Simons

Andrzej J Krol

Chatchai Chandontrikit

Mark A Schnose

Jeff Sallee

Douglas Hinrichs

Randy Lovvorn

Richard Simons

Andrzej Krol

Disclosed is a tuning system for tuning a hand percussion instrument having a head and a shell. The tuning system comprises a rim, the rim secured to the head of the instrument, the rim comprising at least one receptacle, the receptacle positioned at outer periphery of the rim such that the receptacle body is below the plane of the rim, a side plate assembly, the side plate assembly secured to the shell of the instrument, a tuning rod, the tuning rod having a first end secured to the receptacle for varying the tension on the head, and the tuning rod having a second end secured to the side plate assembly.

Top-tuning system for hand percussion instrument

A percussive shaker instrument with improved control in producing rhythmic sound and capable of producing different percussive sounds in a single shaker is disclosed. The shaker comprises one or more channels filled with a striker material. The channel isolates the striker material from the striker material in other channels and from any other part of the shaker. The striker material is freely movable within the channel such that it may collide with a striking surface when the shaker is moved.

Channeled shaker

A triangle musical instrument that may be played using a single hand. The triangle is formed such that a percussionist is able to grasp the triangle in one hand and shake it in a back-and-forth motion to produce the familiar triangle musical instrument sound. Openings formed in the sides of the instrument allow the percussionist to mute the sounds.

One-handed musical triangle

An assembly for mounting musical instruments comprises a base, a bearing, the bearing secured to the base, a post, the post comprising a head, the head comprising a plurality of mounting flanges for mounting a musical instrument, and a body, the body fixedly connected to head at a first end, the body further rotatably engaged to the bearing at a second end.

Rotating multi-stem instrument bracket

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Clifton, NJ, United States of America

Ray Enhoffer