Drum Features
![Lugs](https://oriollo.com/img/bm.jpg)
TriDrop Lugs
Oriollo TriDrop drum lugs - casted of 316 stainless steel, polished in mirror finish. No plating. Built to last forever! They also feature a tune-locking solution.
The design evolved from our previous, small-footprint, low-contact lug designs, inspired by the iconic "teardrop" designs. Featuring three frontal surfaces, therefore - TriDrop.
Single-end (on the picture) and double-end version available.
![Claws](https://oriollo.com/img/claw2.jpg)
TriDrop Claws
Same as our lugs, Oriollo TriDrop claws are casted of 316 stainless steel, polished in mirror finish. No plating. Built to last forever!
![Snare Wires](https://oriollo.com/img/wires7.jpg)
Snare Wires
Each Oriollo snare drum comes with two sets of wires - Classic (0.4mm thick, 20 wires) and Sonomaster (0.3mm thick, 28 wires). Snare wires affect the sound a lot and we want you to fully experience the drum and find your perfect place with it! Or change it when a change is needed.
![OriFlange Hoops](https://oriollo.com/img/orif.jpg)
OriFlange Hoops
You love triple flange hoops but looking for slightly less overtones and powerful rim clicks? This is the hoop for you! 3mm manganese steel, chrome plated, 10 lugs.
![OriCast Hoops](https://oriollo.com/img/oric.jpg)
OriCast Hoops
Cast and machined bell bronze. Available also as cast brass and comes in various diameters and lug count.
![Drum Key](https://oriollo.com/img/key2.jpg)
Drum Key
Same as our TriDrop lugs and claws, Oriollo drum keys are casted of 316 stainless steel, polished in mirror finish. No plating. Built to last forever!
![Drum Bag](https://oriollo.com/img/t.jpg)
Drum Bag
Made of quality materials. Rigid construction. Optimal design.
![Shell Layouts](https://oriollo.com/img/layouts2.png)
Shell Layouts
From left to right
Oriphonic® - features a flanged top edge and a flat, beaded and angled bottom edge. Used in our drum sets.
Classic has 45° flanged edges.
3-5 Reringed Cast - 3mm thick wall with 5mm thick top and bottom sections. Can be 3-8mm thick. Edges are customizable.
3 Straight Cast - 3mm thick straight wall (by default). Can be 3-8mm thick. Edges are customizable.
SuperThinCast® - features extremely thin wall (1.5-2mm) with very short reinforcements on top and bottom.
Finishes
FAQs
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Where do you get your drum shells and hardware?
- We make our own drum shells. Using either metal spinning (aluminum, steel, copper, brass ) or casting technology (bronze, steel, brass, aluminum, ...)
We cast our own lugs and bass drum claws out of stainless steel. -
Are seamless drums really better?
- We believe they are. They surely differ from their rolled/welded counterparts. Here's more on that topic - Why seamless?
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Bell brass ... or is it bell bronze?
- There's no such thing as "bell brass". If you google that, you'll only find drums. Tama started using that phrase back in 80's. Bells are made of bronze - an alloy of copper and tin. Same as cymbals. Same as our Bellmaker® series of drums. And, yes, same as Tama's Bell
Brassdrums. -
How does your nomenclature work?
- We have drum series, each metal and technology receives its name. Example: our copper drums made in metal spinning technology are named Bakar. Then, depending on the depth they receive a couple of numbers after it. Example: Bakar 65 is spun copper in 14x6.5. 14" is default in our nomenclature (a 13x6.5 Bakar would be named Bakar 1365 and 14x6.5 - only Bakar 65)
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Do you offer drums per custom specifications?
- We're more of a boutique drum manufacturer than a custom drum company, but yes, we offer some customizations. Feel free to contact us with your ideas/requirements.
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What is your turnaround time?
- For the most part we will have your order completed in 1-2 weeks. In stock items ship within 3 business days.
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How much are the shipping costs?
- All prices listed on our website include shipping costs. We ship worldwide. Please note that some countries may impose customs duties, taxes and/or handling fees.
USA customers reportedly do NOT pay any additional fees. -
Is there any maintenance needed for the stainless steel lugs on my drum?
- One of the main advantages of them is there's no chrome plating to eventually start chipping off. Just wipe them with a soft cloth. If they get any scuffs or small scratches, you can use a Cape Cod cloth to easily remove them.