To our current (and future!) international customers we officially have all of our required rosewood permits and procedures in place for shipping to you. This is and was a long process and we thank you for being patient. For future customers the additional cost to the purchase price of any instrument will be around $300 […]
This 4.0 Octave all-wooden hydraulic height adjustable maple frame with rosewood bars and tunable brushed brass resonators was recently delivered to Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA.
This 5.0 Octave concert marimba was delivered to our customer in Columbus, Ohio. This custom instrument has brushed brass resonators (clear powdercoated) and the height adjustment handles are located on the player side of the endframes.
This 4.5 Octave (extended range to Low F) was delivered to Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, Florida.
A recently completed 5 octave rosewood practice marimba which was delivered to our customer in Michigan.
Recently completed for The University of Wisconsin-Superior, a Deagan model 600 4 octave marimba which we fabricated a custom version of one of our aluminum/wood hybrid height adjustable frames for and we also overhauled the bars and original resonators.
Just completed a custom frame build using our “retro” height adjustable tubular style frame with Oak wood, and custom aluminum resonators powdercoated antique silver. We also re-tuned and re-finished the 1930’s era Leedy rosewood bars and fabricated a custom set of deluxe padded transport bags and a cover.
Just completed a 5.5 Octave Concert Marimba with all Maple wood hydraulic height adjustable frame and black powdercoated resonators and hardware.
This 5 Octave Concert Marimba on our Aluminum/Wood Hybrid Height Adjustable Frame in Black Anodize, along with Honduras Rosewood Bars, and Black Powdercoated Individually Tune-Able Resonators was delivered to The University of New Hampshire in Durham, New Hampshire.
This 5 octave practice marimba was completed in July 2014 and picked up by the customer direct from our facility in Tallahassee, Florida. Thanks Ted and Maggie!
