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Drum Features

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.

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

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

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

Cast and machined bell bronze. Available also as cast brass and comes in various diameters and lug count.

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

Made of quality materials. Rigid construction. Optimal design.

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

Sable Black

Sable Noir

Grey Pearl

Shimmering Velvet

Graphite

Nacre

Sable Blue

Vintage Bell

5015 Blue

Retro Green

Surf Blue Green

Hibiscus Red

Yellow

Gold Oxide

FAQs

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?
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 ~~Brass~~ drums.
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)
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.
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.
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.