Endorsements

Dave has been a concert artist for Adams Musical Instruments since 2006 and performs exclusively on a 5-octave Adams Artist Classic Marimba. Dave also uses a 3-octave Adams Artist Vibraphone and a 4-octave Adams Soloist Xylophone.

Click here to visit Dave's page on the Adams website.

Dave has been a Mike Balter artist since 2006 and uses Mike Balter mallets exclusively in all of his performances. Dave's main selection includes vibraphone mallets from the Pro Vibe Series, marimba mallets from the Contemporary Series and xylophone and glockenspiel mallets from the Unwound and Grandioso Unwound Series. A line of signature marimba mallets are currently in development and will be released in 2008.

Click here to visit the artists page on the Mike Balter website.

Dave has been using Sabian cymbals for over ten years but officially signed on as an artist in July 2006. Dave uses a big range of Sabian products with particular favourites being HHX and Molto Symphonic suspended cymbals and Zodiac gongs.

Click here to visit Dave's page on the SABIAN website.

Grover Pro Percussion was the first company Dave became an endorsee for, back in November 2005. Grover manufacture the finest concert tambourines, triangles and wood blocks in the business, providing the cornerstone for Dave's hand percussion selection.

Click here to visit the artists page on the Grover Pro Percussion website.

Dave has been a Hardcase endorsee since December 2005 and uses Hardcase cases for snare drums, toms, bass drums, cymbals, latin percussion, hardware and hand percussion.

Click here to visit Dave's page on the Hardcase website.

Dave has been using Remo heads for over ten years, officially signing as an endorsee in 2006. All of Dave's snare drums, toms and bass drums are kitted out with Remo products.

Click here to visit the Remo website.

Dave has been playing Yamaha drums since 1999 and became an endorsee in 2007. Dave uses Yamaha snare drums, toms and bass drums and a substantial amount of Yamaha hardware.

Click here to visit the Yamaha website.