Every Tuesday at Noon Central, we’re dropping a new limited-release. We’ve collected a decade’s worth of ideas, and the ten year anniversary seems liked good time to launch some product.
Drop #9 - The Hihat Tambourine Ringo Used in the Peter Jackson Documentary “Get Back” (a Tribute) - Feb 8th
It jangles and it chings and it crunches. Digitally remastered with cutting edge Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
Drop #8 - The HardHat DoubleWide - Jan 20th
If you stick 2 HardHats together, they’re wide enough to put a tom mount bracket on the back. So we did that so our friends at Case Bass could do that.
Drop #7 - The Return of the JackSaw - Dec 7th
It’s been over a year since we’ve cut a fresh JackSaw blade. We’ve got a small batch in process, should be ready to ship before the end of the month.
Drop #6 - Pinwheel - Nov 23
Maybe you need 2 hands for something and you still want a shaker going. Maybe you can train your foot to handle that job. Maybe this thing could help you. Maybe I could have picked a more descriptive product photo.
Drop #5 - Exotic HardHats - Nov 16
An exotic twist to an old favorite.
Drop #4 - The Wiggle Clapper - Nov 9
You wiggle, it claps. Easy peasy.
Drop #3 - The Hex 9 and Hex 12 - Oct 26
In case you needed to spread your jangle around, we made a couple of options between the Original and the XL. Perfect for a 12” tom or a big bell ride.
DROP #2 - Twofer & Threefer - Oct 19
We’ve got 8 shaker flavors at the moment, and somehow we still need more sounds. The Twofer and Threefer allow you to interchange your Index Beercan Shakers in a secure chassis. You can load up two of the same tones for double-volume, or mix and match whatever works for ya. Easy to grip, easy to swap, easy to love. You could try a Smooth/Smooth/Canxixi or Hoppy/Pony/Bonzo or maybe a Stout/Stout/Amber?
DROP #1 - HardHat XL - Oct 12
The HardHat XL is the first Index Drop as we celebrate 10 years in the business. It’s almost 16” long and fits on a floor tom, but is heavy enough to sit anywhere and not jump around too much while you’re playing it. Its got a springy crash provided by 2 strips of chopped saw blades mounted loosely to a butcher block chassis. The securing nut is nylon-threaded and stays where you put it, so you can go tight or loose as a goose.