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Closeup of triangle mounted on Triangle Arm.

Triangle Machine in the Peter Pan Live TV event.

Closeup of Triangle Machine mounted to percussion clamp.

Triangle Machine in the recording session for the Broadway production of Side Show

Closeup of beater mount on Miller Machine Body.

Closeup of a triangle mounted to a Miller Machine Triangle Arm.

Closeup of adjustment knob for a Triangle Machine.

The Miller Machine

Triangle Machine

$54.95 USD

Afraid of missing important triangle cues?

Fumbling for your misplaced beater?

Sacrificing sound quality for convenience?

The Miller Machine allows you to play your triangle with any stick, mallet, or brush, and frees you from clumsy and difficult implement choreography.

Easily positioned anywhere in your setup
Adjustable to fit different size triangles
Great visibility in dark pit settings
Easily packed in your stick bag

Choice of Black, or Flame body. Make your selection below.

Used On More Than 45 Broadway Shows

Place Anywhere, In Any Setup

Use any 3/8" percussion mount to easily place your Miller Machine in any setup.

Click link below to see a list of suggested mounts.

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Custom Made Beater

Every Miller Machine comes with a custom made red latex beater that has:
Excellent Rebound
Natural Feel
Minimal Stick Attack
Great Visibility in Low-Light Settings

Be confident you'll always get a great triangle sound.

Your Triangle Machine Purchase Includes

Miller Machine Body (Black or Flame) with mounted beater.
Triangle Arm with red hanging tie.
Extra hanging ties, just in case.

Plus, a couple of goodies!

All of this is shipped in a crushproof 12"x4"x 2" box.

All you need is your favorite triangle and your favorite mount.

Every Miller Machine is hand built by Billy Miller at Miller Machine HQ, in Seattle, Washington.

Customer Reviews

Based on 39 reviews Write a review

"Just want to give a shout out to Billy Miller and The Miller Machine.

I’ve played a lot of Broadway shows with The Miller Machine, and a lot without, and you want The Miller Machine in your setup.

I would say it’s become just part of the gear that you have when you setup for a show. It’s taken an enormous amount of stress out of trying to integrate a triangle into your part.”

Warren Odze Broadway Drummer