The Miller Machine
Suspension Mount
Suspension Mount
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The Suspension Mount comes with added insulation to help reduce excess vibration when playing your triangle.
Hang your triangle using the smallest loop, longer loop is for added security.
Easy to install on your existing Triangle Arm, video below.
[Horizontal Mount, triangle, Triangle Arm, Triangle Machine, not included]
"I really like this update"
"There’s a safety loop just in case you have a failure mid-show and the increased stability of the hang lets your triangle stay still for manual and fast playing.
Solid improvements on an already great product."
Liz A. Verified Buyer
Big Difference
Upgrade to the improved Suspension Mount for noticeably better sound and longer sustain.
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Living and Working in New York City
Jared Schonig shares his experience living and working in New York City as a professional musician, with insight into lifestyle, career choices, and performance opportunities.
Living and Working in New York City
Jared Schonig shares his experience living and working in New York City as a professional musician, with insight into lifestyle, career choices, and performance opportunities.
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Conducting a National Tour
Being a go-to percussionist on a national tour requires adaptability, communication, and efficient workflow. Danny Taylor shares professional insights from his experience performing in top shows across the country.
Conducting a National Tour
Being a go-to percussionist on a national tour requires adaptability, communication, and efficient workflow. Danny Taylor shares professional insights from his experience performing in top shows across the country.
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What it Takes to Live in New York City as a Pro...
Living and working as a professional musician in New York City demands versatility, perseverance, and smart career choices. Ray Marchica shares practical advice from his years performing in the city.
What it Takes to Live in New York City as a Pro...
Living and working as a professional musician in New York City demands versatility, perseverance, and smart career choices. Ray Marchica shares practical advice from his years performing in the city.
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On Being a "Go-To" Drummer for Broadway
Being a “go-to” Broadway drummer requires versatility, preparation, and professionalism. Rich Rosenzweig shares tips from his experience performing in top shows on Broadway.
On Being a "Go-To" Drummer for Broadway
Being a “go-to” Broadway drummer requires versatility, preparation, and professionalism. Rich Rosenzweig shares tips from his experience performing in top shows on Broadway.
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Avenue Q - Joe Choroszewski
"My friend Michael Croiter played the original Broadway run of six years, where I frequently subbed for him. I then inherited the show, as I was hired for this production...
Avenue Q - Joe Choroszewski
"My friend Michael Croiter played the original Broadway run of six years, where I frequently subbed for him. I then inherited the show, as I was hired for this production...
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Hairspray - Craig Given
"I made some special double sided mallets to deal with the fast changes between glock and timpani in 'I Can Hear The Bells'. They were essentially hard PVC balls mounted...
Hairspray - Craig Given
"I made some special double sided mallets to deal with the fast changes between glock and timpani in 'I Can Hear The Bells'. They were essentially hard PVC balls mounted...
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Evita - Tim Sellars
"And The Money Kept Rolling In (And Out)' was a blast to play. The 7/8 pattern was fairly straight forward but there was one section (end of the chorus) where...
Evita - Tim Sellars
"And The Money Kept Rolling In (And Out)' was a blast to play. The 7/8 pattern was fairly straight forward but there was one section (end of the chorus) where...
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Ain't Misbehavin' - Scot Sexton
"I chose each of the cymbals for a specific sound as well. I went with fast crashes so that the sound would fade away fairly fast. The band was on...
Ain't Misbehavin' - Scot Sexton
"I chose each of the cymbals for a specific sound as well. I went with fast crashes so that the sound would fade away fairly fast. The band was on...
