The Miller Machine
Triangle Arm
Triangle Arm
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Ideal for today’s pit setups, where players are frequently called on to cover multiple percussion instruments.
Works with any standard 3/8" percussion bracket, you can hang your triangle securely anywhere in your setup.
Use it with your existing Miller Machine, or on its own.
Compatible with triangles up to 7 inches. For 8 inches and larger, choose the new Triangle Arm Plus.
Note: A Triangle Arm is included with every Triangle Machine, no need to order it separately.
More info below.
[triangle, Triangle Machine, mount, not included]
Updated Mount
"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
Set It Anywhere
Place your triangle wherever you need it most, even in tight spaces.
Use any standard 3/8" percussion mount.
Shown with 7" triangle.
Better Sound
Improved Suspension Mount, better at reducing excess vibration when playing.
Purchase Includes
Triangle Arm
Suspension Mount
In stock, ready to ship from Seattle, Washington.
Bigger Triangle?
The Triangle Arm Plus is specifically made for triangles 8 inches and above.
Shown with 10" triangle.
Articles
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My Tuning Philosophy
By Sean McDaniel "I’ve experimented with the bottom heads being a tritone higher on certain gigs if the drums are bigger. At my current Broadway show, I’ve even had the...
My Tuning Philosophy
By Sean McDaniel "I’ve experimented with the bottom heads being a tritone higher on certain gigs if the drums are bigger. At my current Broadway show, I’ve even had the...
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To Choose or Not To Choose!
By Dave Roth "Once you get 'that call' to do a show, the first objective for every percussionist is to find out what instruments will be required. There are a...
To Choose or Not To Choose!
By Dave Roth "Once you get 'that call' to do a show, the first objective for every percussionist is to find out what instruments will be required. There are a...
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Reporting from the Broadway Trenches
By Jon Berger "After a grueling four years at SUNY I still had one theory class left to finish. I was really depressed. A classmate of mine recommended me for...
Reporting from the Broadway Trenches
By Jon Berger "After a grueling four years at SUNY I still had one theory class left to finish. I was really depressed. A classmate of mine recommended me for...
Setups
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How The Grinch Stole Christmas - Russ Nyberg
About 80% of the show is played with the Innovative 5A Multi Combo Sticks. There are so many moments where a suspended cymbal roll or timpani hit is snuck into...
How The Grinch Stole Christmas - Russ Nyberg
About 80% of the show is played with the Innovative 5A Multi Combo Sticks. There are so many moments where a suspended cymbal roll or timpani hit is snuck into...
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Finding Neverland - Greg Germann
"Upon arrival at the first orchestra read I received the remaining equipment that was on the list (electronic pad and glockenspiel) in addition to the actual parts. We had a...
Finding Neverland - Greg Germann
"Upon arrival at the first orchestra read I received the remaining equipment that was on the list (electronic pad and glockenspiel) in addition to the actual parts. We had a...
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The 25th Annual Putnam... - Rob Holinaty
"This is by far the most expensive set up I’ve ever needed for a show. There is a fair amount of mallet percussion (vibraphone, glock, and xylophone) and timpani that...
The 25th Annual Putnam... - Rob Holinaty
"This is by far the most expensive set up I’ve ever needed for a show. There is a fair amount of mallet percussion (vibraphone, glock, and xylophone) and timpani that...
