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Instruments:

Cadeson Musical Co., Ltd.

Manufacturer, wholesaler and exporter of drums, Orff Music, and wind and string instruments.

http://www.cadesonmusic.com/

Jimy Plectrums

Custom and standard guitar picks. Includes manufacturing details, ordering form, and contact details. Minimum order 500 picks.

http://www.jimy.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Magnamusic Distributors Inc.

Wholesale distributors of sheet music, recorders, recorder accessories and woodwind instruments.

http://www.magnamusic.com/

Music Industries Association

Trade association representing the interests of all United Kingdom businesses selling musical instruments and associated products. Information about members, membership, and publications.

http://www.mia.org.uk/

Musical Instrument Reclamation Corporation

Wholesale supplier of both acoustic and electric refurbished used guitars.

http://www.mircweb.com/

NAMM: International Music Products Association

Members represent every aspect of musical instrument manufacturing and retailing. Information about membership, and all the promoted activities.

http://www.namm.com/

North Pacific Organ and Sound

Specializes in digital organ technology for churches. Dealer of Allen Organs in Western Washington and Alaska, USA.

http://www.nporgansound.com/

Orpheus Music

Exclusive importers for Pearl Flutes, Vespro Saxophones, and TourTimps. Located in San Antonio, Texas, USA.

http://orpheusmusic.com/

Orphictone

Offers hand made stringed instruments: violins, violas, cellos, from Bulgaria.

http://www.orphictone.com/

The Overseas Connection

Wholesale dealer of African drums and percussion, also sells retail.

http://www.overseasconnection.com/

Rhodes Reeds and Cane

Picture and pricelist of available processed bassoon and contrabassoon cane and reeds.

http://www.rhodesreeds.netfirms.com/baroquetrio/prlist.html

Salwender International

US distribution for Bogart Basses, Human Basses, Bassline, Diezel Guitar Amplification, Stoll Guitars, Tech Soundsystems, Teuffel Guitars, Tommy's Guitars, Fullers und Schlagwerk.

http://www.salwender.com/

Sanjin Music Instruments

A professional musical instruments manufacturer and a global exporter in China. Deals with a full line of musical instruments.

http://www.sanjinmusic.com/

Sharma Music House

Manufacturers, traders and exporters of Classical Indian Instruments such as Sitar, Veena, Harmonium, Tabla, Dholak, Mridhang, Pakawaj, Israj, Sarod, Santoor, Gunghroo, Flutes, Guitars Sarangi, Nagara, Been, Gopichand, and Iktara.

http://www.geocities.com/tovijaysharma/

Sound Technology Plc

United Kingdom representatives of AmericanDJ, Emagic, Hartke, IK Multimedia, Samson, Taylor Guitars and Washburn.

http://www.soundtech.co.uk/index.php

Terry Distributors

South African importer and wholesaler of musical instruments and accessories.

http://terryd.co.za/

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