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Bass Drum Cases Snare Drum Cases Power Tom DANNY SERAPHINE THOMAS LANG VIRGIL DONATI DERRICK WRIGHT THOMAS PRIDGEN C.T.A MIKE JOHNSTON Stork/Indep. Planet X/Steve Vai Adele The Memorials Educator Licensed by: Bass Drum Cases Prices subject to change without notice. Snare Drum Cases Pro Grip Handles Retail Retail AR1418 • 14“ x 18” w/legs bass drum case..... 124.50 AR3003 • 3“ x 13” piccolo.................................$ 58.50 AR1618 • 16“ x 18” bass drum case................ 126.50 AR3004 • 4“ x 14” piccolo ................................. 62.50 AR1818 • 18“ x 18” bass drum case................ 159.50 AR3005 • 6½“ x 15” free floater snare case....... 65.50 AR1420 • 14“ x 20” bass drum case................. 144.50 AR3006 • 6½” x 14“ standard snare case......... 58.50 AR1620 • 16“ x 20” bass drum case................. 146.50 AR3007 • 5“ x 13” piccolo snare case............... 60.50 AR1820 • 18“ x 20” bass drum case................. 139.50 AR3008 • 7“ x 12” snare case............................ 60.50 Patented "TruForm" design AR3009 • 8“ x 14” snare case............................ 69.50 AR2020 • 20“ x 20” bass drum case................. 149.50 corresponds to the "true AR2420 • 24“ x 20” deep bass drum case........ 168.50 shape" of the drum plus its AR3010 • 5“ x 10” piccolo snare case............... 56.50 mounting hardware. This AR3011 • 5½“ x 14” snare case......................... 58.50 AR1422 • 14“ x 22” bass drum case................. 145.50 universal teardrop design allows a much snugger fit. AR3012 • 5“ x 12” piccolo snare case............... 60.50 AR1622 • 16“ x 22” bass drum case................. 145.50 AR3013 • 7“ x 13” snare case............................ 65.50 AR1822 • 18“ x 22” bass drum case................. 150.50 AR3014 • 6½“ x 13” snare case......................... 65.50 AR2022 • 20“ x 22” bass drum case................ 164.50 AR2422 • 24“ x 22” deep bass drum case........ 179.50 Power Tom Cases AR1424 • 14“ x 24” bass drum case................. 156.50 AR1624 • 16“ x 24” bass drum case................. 159.50 AR1824 • 18“ x 24” bass drum case................. 166.50 AR2024 • 20“ x 24” bass drum case................ 170.50 AR1426 • 14“ x 26” bass drum case................. 166.50 AR1626 • 16“ x 26” bass drum case................. 176.50 Retail AR1826 • 18“ x 26” bass drum case................. 169.50 Patented "DynaZip" Zipping AR2026 • 20“ x 26” bass drum case................. 189.50 system makes it easier to AR4006 • 6“ x 8” power tom case................... $ 58.50 take the drums in and out of AR4008 • 8“ x 8” power tom case..................... 56.50 AR2226 • 22“ x 26” bass drum case................. 192.50 the cases -combining an AR822 • 8“ x 22”DW woofer drum case.......... .137.50 ingenious cutaway design AR4010 • 9“ x 10” power tom case.................... 56.50 with a zipper that travels along the diameter of the AR4012 • 10“ x 12” power tom case.................. 58.50 case as well AR4013 • 11“ x 13” power tom case.................. 69.50 Floor Tom Cases as down both sides of the AR4014 • 12“ x 14” power tom case.................. 74.50 cutout. AR4015 • 13“ x 15” power tom case.................. 81.50 AR4016 • 14“ x 16” power tom case.................. 86.50 Standard Tom Cases AR5010 • 8” x 10” standard tom case.............. $ 56.50 AR5012 • 8” x 12” standard tom case............... 60.50 AR5129 • 9” x 12” standard tom case............... 64.50 Retail AR5013 • 9” x 13” standard tom case............... 69.50 AR5014 • 10“ x 14” standard tom case............. 74.50 AR2013 • 14“ x 18” floor tom case.................... .108.50 AR5015 • 12“ x 15” standard tom case............... DX-Core provides 74.50 AR2014 • 14“ x 14” floor tom case.................... .. 86.50 the stiffness of AR2015 • 16“ depth x 14” diameter flr tom case.. 89.50 three layers of high-impact foam Fast Tom Cases AR2016S • 14“ x 16” floor tom case.................. 90.50 padding, the AR2016 • 16“ x 16” floor tom case.................... .. 90.50 softness of AR6008 • 7” x 8” fast tom case......................... $ 49.50 premium-grade AR2017 • 16“ x 18” floor tom case.................... .108.50 Sherpa Fleece lining. Plus AR6013 • 10” x 13” fast tom case...................... 65.50 water-proof 600 denier- AR2018 • 18“ x 18” floor tom case.................... .108.50 polyester fabric exterior. AR6014 • 11” x 14” fast tom case...................... 71.50 11 AR2019 • 15“ x 15” floor tom case.................... 95.50 ABR6a0s1s6 •D 1r3u“ mx 1 6C”a fasset tsom case...................... 85.50 NEW! Rolling Hardware Sled & Cases Drum Mats - Hinged The Ultimate Rolling Hardware Case! AA5038w AA5028ow AA5048w Folds at center for easy transport Retail AA9020 • DRUM MAT standard - 78" x 62"... $141.50 (2.00m x 1.60m) with gel back and snap lock quick release handle Retail e .AA9027 • DRUM MAT double - 107" x 62"........ 188.50 Jun AA5028ow • 28“x14"x14” OGIO N/S case w/w.. 259.50 2012 (2.75m x 1.60m) with gel back and AA5038w • 38”x16”x14” hardware case w/w...... 324.50 SDC-Street Drum Corp snap lock quick release handle OGIO Engineered Hardware Sled, . 2 Year Warranty, Super Heavy Duty- Cajon Cases Wheels w/ Pull out Handle AACAJC June AA5048w • 48“x16"x14” OGIO Sled w/w........... 399.50 2012 Cymbal Cases AR6023RS AA6022 ARCAJ1 Retail ARCAJ1 • Cajon Deluxe w/shoulder strap (21x12x12)... $92.50 AACAJC • Cajon Padded Fleece Cushion w/non-skid back, AA6021 Plus Neoprene and Padding inside........................ 24.50 Retail Percussion - Pedal Cases AA6021 • DELUXE CYMBAL CASE................. $169.50 fleece separators, Holds 24" Cymba ls , 15“ outer pocket for hi-hats splashes & shoulder strap AA6022 • STANDARD CYMBAL CASE 22“ holds up to 8 cymbals................ 68.50 AR6023RS • DELUXE HEAVY DUTY CYMBAL "SIL O " w/padded Tuc-Away straps......... 199.50 Stick Cases AR8210 Adrian Young w/padded Tuc-Away straps No Doubt Retail AR8210 • 30“ x 10” conga case...................... $159.50 AR8211 • 30“ x 11” conga case Deluxe............ .162.50 AR8212 • 30“ x 12” conga case Deluxe............ .169.50 AR8213 • 30“ x 13” conga case Deluxe............ .177.50 AR8214 • 30“ x 14” super tumba conga Deluxe .189.50 AA8113 • Bongo case........................................ 64.50 AA8114 • Single bass pedal case...................... 61.50 AA6024EH AA6025 AA6026 Retail AA8115 • Double bass pedal case.................... 86.50 AA6024EH • DELUXE STICK CASE................. $ 43.99 holds 14 pairs of sticks, outer pocket, shoulder strap, clear window accessories compartment AA6025 • DELUXE STANDARD STICK CASE.. 31.99 holds 10 pairs of sticks, clear window acc. compartment AA6026 • JUMBO STICK CASE........................ 43.99 Drum Muffler - Seat Covers AR9110 AA9023 w/padded Tuc-Away straps Retail AA9031 AR9110 • 24½” x 10” djembe case Deluxe... 147.50 AR9112 • 24½” x 12” djembe case Deluxe..154.50 AA9024 AR9113 • 26½” x 13” djembe case Deluxe... 158.50 Retail AR9114 • 26½” x 14” djembe case Deluxe.... 163.50 AA9023 • BASS DRUM MUFFLER................... $ 25.99 SCAN FOR VIDEO AR9115 • 28” x 15” djembe case Deluxe...... 171.50 Great sound, small, light & quick to fit AR9116 • 29” x 16” djembe case Deluxe...... 188.50 AA9024 • FLEECE SEAT COVER 12"............... 17.99 AA9017 • 15“ x 18” percussion case............... 53.50 AA9025 • FLEECE SEAT COVER 15"............... 25.99 AA9021 • UTILITY CASE multi pocket............. 52.50 AA9031 • STRAP -ON Padded shoulder strap. 19.99 AA9026 • Drum Throne/Student Snare Case.. 80.50 Holds up to 4 cases THOMAS LANG MORE ETHNIC CASES COMING SOON 2012! 12 .
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