Dig the Ding!®
with
The Miller Machine
Percussion Machines designed and built by Broadway Drummer/Percussionist
Billy Miller
Triangle Machine
Play your triangle with any stick, mallet, brush, or even your hand.
Especially helpful in a modern pit setting, where you're expected to play multiple instruments at once.
Block Machine
Brand New!
Add a block, or bell, anywhere in your setup.
Ideal for hand drummers, Musical Theatre pit work, or when you just need an extra hand.
Horizontal Machine
Hang your triangle horizontally. This keeps your triangle steady, even during fast passages.
Ideal for Front Ensembles and other marching situations.
Triangle Machine Plus
Go from a focused sound (ideal for pit work) to a wide spread of overtones (great for orchestral and contemporary settings).
The Plus Machine comes from a collaboration between Billy Miller, and Neil Grover, of Grover Pro Percussion.
Finger Cymbal Machine
No need to search for your finger cymbal in your setup, it'll always be there, ready to play.
Set it and forget it.
"Absolute Game Changer"
Hear hear to this 👍🏻👍🏻
Took me 20 years of struggling, dropping beaters, sticks, missing an important ‘ting’ and seeing if I could somehow hold the beater in my rear end, before I discovered The Miller Machine.
Absolute game changer 👍🏻👍🏻 And no more beaters in my rear end 😀👍🏻😅
How They're Made Video
Miller Machine Love from Pete
When there is no time to switch sticks, it’s the Miller Machine to the rescue!
Very pleased!
Love this! Thank you NLC for your wonderful feedback on the Triangle Machine. Billy
Bought it for my university's production of Anastasia and it is so convenient considering it completely eliminates the need for a triangle beater switch during the show. I had a lot of good comments from the conductor about it as well. Rugged build and solid materials. Once it's mounted, it doesn't move. Also very light and portable. Highly recommend!
Thank you for your fantastic review Nathan! Glad the conductor noticed, that's cool! Billy
Ever try playing modern percussion notation when there's only two of you and and 15 instruments? Well, at least the triangle won't be unplayed or scrambled for, at any rate. Just mind the dampening. 9/10, highly recommend.
Thank you for leaving a review Denis! Great to know the Triangle Machine has helped make things easier for you. Billy
Greatest thing since sliced bread.
Yummy ;) Thank you Paul! Billy