At Drum Workshop, The Drummer’s Choice® is more than a slogan, it’s a fact. After more than thirty years of innovation and tireless dedication to improving the way drum products are made, DW drums, pedals and hardware are the standard by which all others are measured. To get here, it takes more than a working knowledge of the instrument or a few good ideas; it takes a true passion for designing and manufacturing the very best.Three years later, DW introduced a double bass drum pedal that incorporated a unique linkage with universal joints. DW’s 5002 Double Pedal not only filled a need and solidified DW’s position in the market as innovators, it ushered in a whole new era in drumming since, for the first time, single bass drum players could now use both feet to create new rhythms and increase speed. Throughout the ‘80s, DW created other innovative DW hardware, such as the rotating two-leg 5500T and the remote (cable) 5502LB hi-hat stands, to meet the needs of DW Pedal endorsers like Travis Barker, Abe Laboriel Jr., Vinnie Colaiuta, Gary Novak and Carter Beauford.

Meyer affiliates have been designing, manufacturing and marketing cookware on a global scale since 1971. Combined, the affiliates sell over 100 cookware lines in more than 30 countries, and employ more than 5,000 people worldwide.Meyer cookware is manufactured by its own affiliates in factories located worldwide. In addition to manufacturing cookware, the companies also manufacture over 90 percent of the materials used to make the cookware including corrugated materials used for packaging, handles made of stainless steel and high heat-resistant phenolic, rivets and stainless steel lids. Combined, Meyer affiliate factories produce more than 30 million pans annually.

International Dispensing Corporation wants to be indispensable. The research and development company designs and manufactures cutting edge packaging and aseptic dispensing solutions for the foodservice industry. The company products include an aseptic flow valve (attached to a flexible bag, it allows liquids to be dispensed without bacteria or oxygen entering the package) and a disposable beverage carafe (consisting of a sterile, flexible, biax nylon pouch attached to a rigid plastic frame, with corrugated side panels that attach to the plastic frame ). The firm primarily serves the food service, retail food, and specialty coffee sectors.

Rowe Fine Furniture makes upholstered sofas, love seats, and chairs in traditional, contemporary, and transitional styles under the Rowe, Robin Bruce, and Clayton Marcus brands. The company operates manufacturing centers in Virginia and a showroom in the furniture Mecca of High Point, North Carolina. Its offerings are sold through major and independent home furnishings retailers across the US and overseas, in such countries as Ireland, the Netherlands, and Taiwan. The company was founded in 1946 by Ronald Rowe Sr., Ralph E. Bentz, and Donald Jordan under the name Rowe-Jordan Furniture. An affiliate of Sun Capital Partners acquired Rowe in 2007.

Russell Outdoors is hunting down the business of outdoorsmen and women nationwide. The company makes hunting gear and related accessories under brands including APX, Elements, and Mossy Oak . Its hunting products are sold through mass merchandisers, national sporting goods retailers (Academy), and catalog retailers (Cabelas) in the US. Russell Outdoors also produces online programming, including hunting video, personalized hunting journals, custom weather forecasts, mapping tools and expert hunting advice, that can be viewed free at mossyoak.com. Founded as Mossy Oak Apparel, the company changed its name to Russell Outdoors in 2008.

The Company Agfa-Gevaert Ltd, also known as Agfa UK is the third largest subsidiary of the Agfa-Gevaert Group - second in the EEC - and has headquarters based in Brentford, West London.The company has been operating in the UK for over 90 years, Gevaert opening its London office in 1909. Agfa products were on sale in the UK for more than 50 years before the establishment of Agfa Limited in 1950.Agfa A.G. and Gevaert N.V. merged in 1964 - the first EEC merger across borders and today the Agfa-Gevaert Group, the largest European owned imaging company, ranks among the world's leading companies in its field. Floated on European Stock Exchanges in 1999, Agfa has its international headquarters in Mortsel, Belgium. Some 16,000 people work for Agfa in 33 countries, and the company has 120 agents throughout the world.

DECATHLON SA company operates as the Oxylane Group, designs and manufactures athletic apparel and equipment for some 65 sports, including cross-country cycling, diving, horseback riding, hunting, martial arts, rugby, running, street soccer, and table tennis. The company operates some 400 Decathlon, Tobogan, and Decat sporting goods superstores in about 15 countries. Its outlets offer services such as tennis racket stringing, ice skate sharpening, and bicycle tune-ups and repairs. DECATHLON was founded in 1976 by president Michel Leclercq and is owned by the Mulliez Group.

The Brita Products Company, based in Oakland, California, is the leading maker of point-of-use water filtration products to improve the quality and taste of tap water.

Numark is obsessed with designing equipment that meets the individual need of every DJ. That's why the sound of Numark has been present in scratches, breaks, and beats for more than 30 years.Numark has produced dozens of products that changed the landscape of the DJ world. Numark's innovations include the world's highest-torque turntable motor, the first 100% digital 10" scratch mixer, and the first CD players that provide simultaneous control of multiple effects. Today, Numark is at the forefront of professional digital tools that leverage the power of Apple's iPod®, with the DJ in mind. Numark continues their tradition of innovation by producing breakthrough video products for the ever-growing number of VJs and digital DJs.

The company makes fine porcelain and bone china tableware, including dinner plates, cups, and serving trays, plus small collectibles. A leading maker of ceramics in Italy, it offers new designs each year, but it also uses some that are more than 200 years old. Exports account for about a quarter of sales, but Richard-Ginori 1735 plans to grow by forming alliances with other European manufacturers of luxury goods. Formerly owned by tableware maker Pagnossin, the struggling company was bought and saved by the Italian investment company Starfin in 2007.

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