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All-in-one Roland HD-1 drumkit creates new product category.(NEW PRODUCTS: THE LATEST AND GREATEST IN NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTIONS)
ROLAND'S V-DRUMS are the most popular electronic drums in the world, but not everyone has the room or budget for a full V-Drums kit. The company's new HD-1 V-Drums Lite kit was forged from the . . .

Phantom power acoustic pickup: Schatten Design.(NEW PRODUCTS: THE LATEST AND GREATEST IN NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTIONS)
PHANTOM POWER in an endpin jack preamp is now a reality! Schatten Design has unveiled its new Artist II endpin jack preamp, whose unique patent-pending design allows this new preamp to run from a . . .

Levy's Leathers offers Platinum Collection.(PRODUCTS: THE LATEST AND GREATEST IN NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTIONS)
LEVY'S LEATHERS has created the most luxurious line of guitar straps in the company's history. Each strap in the new Platinum Collection is fashioned with premium leather, foam padding, and . . .

Guitar/bass protection better than a stand: GrabAxe.(PRODUCTS: THE LATEST AND GREATEST IN NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTIONS)
HAVE YOU EVER leaned your axe against your amp? Ever had it crash to the floor? Ever left your guitar stand at home, by mistake, or because it's just too much of a hassle to pack and carry? Wish . . .

Fender VG Strat gets rave reviews, expands electronic guitar market.(PRODUCTS: THE LATEST AND GREATEST IN NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTI
IN 2007, FENDER'S NEW VG strat earned widespread consumer admiration and seven international awards including NAMM's "Best In Show." Modeling technology may be nothing new, but blending the . . .

Yamaha PAC Division promotes DeManty, creates "content division".(PEOPLE: MOVERS AND SHAKERS)
Yamaha Corporation of America, Pro Audio & Combo Division (PAC), has announced several personnel moves, along with the creation of a new marketing content team. Cliff DeManty has been appointed . . .

Bob Jones signs on as consultant: QRS.(PEOPLE: MOVERS AND SHAKERS)
QRS MUSIC Technologies, Inc., has signed a contract with Bob Jones to consult in the evolution of the Story & Clark piano line. "QRS has always been a technology leader and innovator," said Tom . . .

Don Rhodes new E.M. Winston president.(PEOPLE: MOVERS AND SHAKERS)
E.M. Winston band instruments of Boston has appointed Don Rhodes to the position of president. A 34-year industry veteran, Rhodes is best known to the dealer community for his 15 years as vice . . .

Phil Glenn new Young Chang service mgr.(PEOPLE: MOVERS AND SHAKERS)
Young Chang North America has announced the return of Phil Glenn as National Service Manager. Glenn has been involved in piano technology since 1974, when he started a successful piano service . . .

David Fournier to head product development: Fishman.(PEOPLE: MOVERS AND SHAKERS)
Fishman has promoted David Fournier to director of product development. Fournier joined Fishman three-and-a-half years ago as product manager and has been involved in the development of several . . .

Bruce Mariano and Ric Forero promoted: C.F. Martin & Co.(PEOPLE: MOVERS AND SHAKERS)
C.F. Martin & Co. made two new appointments within the Marketing & Sales Division of Martin Guitar, naming Ric Forero to director of international sales--Far East and South America; and . . .

A whole new way to make music: the radical harpejji marries the logic of a keyboard with the expressive capability of a fretted
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Tim Meeks was a keyboardist who wished a piano would play like a guitar. "If you give a guitarist one string and ask him to make a note sing," says Meeks, "he can do it. If . . .

Amadeus flutes: "made by us, not for us!" When Eastman Music set out to offer a step-up flute, the couldn't find a factory in Ch
[ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] IN A VILLAGE OUTSIDE Beijing, China, hundreds of bicycles circle around the modern U-shaped factory where the Eastman Music Company makes its instruments. Inside, 80 . . .

Reunion Blues creates new retail profit opportunities; pioneering gig bag maker celebrates 30th anniversary with stepped-up sale
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] FOUNDED IN 1976, Reunion Blues literally created a market niche with the development of a line of high-end, extremely durable gig bags. With more than 70 models available . . .

France's Algam music: economic reality forces focusing on the high-end.(GLOBAL PROFILE)
HOW DO YOU SAY "music products" in French? Practically speaking it could be "Algam," thanks to the high profile the Paris-based company has forged through clever, forward-thinking marketing and a . . .

A remarkable record of resilience: how Samick has managed to sustain a heady growth trajectory by consistently adapting in the f
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Visitors to Seoul, Korea, today are dazzled by a sea of prosperity. Lavish high rises, luxury cars, and evidence of affluence can be found in every corner of the . . .

Small package huge potential! M-Audio's MicroTrack portable recorder will appeal to anyone who needs to capture high-quality aud
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] AN OTHERWORLDLY SCREECH pierces the night, jolting you from slumber. If you're like most people, you pull your pillow over your head and try to get back to sleep. But if . . .

Anthem Music Group ... A business plan built on retail profits: David Kilkenny's new band instrument venture offers a full line
David Kilkenny was trying to focus on exploring new employment opportunities, but his telephone kept ringing. School music retailers who had known him as the president of Sonare Winds, which he . . .

Creating new customers one at a time: for the past five decades, a vibrant education operation has been central to Falcetti Musi
"You're gonna find that making music is the most exciting thing you've ever done! You're gonna absolutely love this!" Sam Falcetti, founder of Falcetti Music, is on stage in the auditorium of his . . .

The year in review: economic headwinds, combined with unexpected shifts in consumer tastes, made 2007 a challenging year. Sales
[ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] Weighing in at about $7.5 billion (sales), the humble music products industry is so small that it amounts to less than rounding error against the backdrop of the gigantic, . . .

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