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The Yamaha
Corporation of America provides the Ayala Ensemble with
their percussion instruments. Visit
their website at www.yamaha.com
-Since 1887, when Yamaha began producing
reed organs, the Yamaha Corporation
in Japan (then Nippon Gakki Co.,
Ltd.) has grown to become the world's
largest manufacturer of a full line
of musical instruments, and a leading
producer of audio/visual products,
semiconductors and other computer
related products, sporting goods,
home appliances and furniture, specialty
metals, machine tools, and industrial
robots.
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The Pro-Mark Corporation provides all of the sticks and
mallets for the Ayala Percussion
Ensemble. Visit their website
at www.promarkpercussion.com
Today, Pro-Mark is the world's
largest manufacturer dedicated
exclusively to the design, production
and distribution of drumsticks,
mallets and percussion accessories.
Their products are used and endorsed
by many of the world's most famous
and influential musicians and
educators. While much has changed,
one thing has remained constant.
It is Pro-Mark's dedication and
determination to provide you with
the very best tools to help you
do your job.
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Sabian provides
the Ayala Percussion Ensemble
with all of their cymbal needs;
both in the pit and on the floor
and field. Visit their website
at www.sabian.com
-Much more than a cymbal manufacturing
company, SABIAN is a collection
of dedicated and very talented
individuals whose only focus is
to create the finest cymbals and
percussion instruments possible.
Sabian's ultimate goal is to help
drummers and percussionists express
themselves the way they want to
be heard. How do they do it? By
combining traditional values with
modern vision and creative innovation
to develop a full range of cymbals
and sounds for players of all
styles.
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Xymox provides
the Ayala Percussion Ensemble with
their practice pads. Visit their
website at www.xymoxpercussion.com
-For the uninformed, Xymox came
to birth in the fall of 1993. Since
this time they have attempted to
make there mark by creating new
(and possibly innovative) ideas.
A quick list would include; the
first marching tenor pad (1994)
and both the orb (spot) pad and
the corps pad (1995/1996). Up until
this time the only pad options on
the market were single, double or
split pads. They created and developed
the first patented snare pad (1999/2000)
which brings the ordinary to life
with a metal applicator inserted
on the bottom side creating a realistic
snare sounding pad. Also, new items
include Deadbeats, the first true
practice drumsticks and the XGrip,
a self adjusting pad mount holder
which fits any size practice pad
onto a standard cymbal stand.
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