Griffin is a small owned brand in Tyler, Texas, USA. Since 2004, the Griffin brand has been specializing in the development, design, and quality improvement of its snare drums, drum accessories, DJ speaker and DJ light stands, music studio equipment stands, and other musical and stage performance accessories. Whether youre just starting in search of DJ equipment for beginners or a professional looking for music recording equipment, Griffin has a product for you. We put that belief into practice every day by offering dependable products made with high quality, durable materials that will last a lifetime.

We feel strongly that a brand that specializes in music gear accessories should also be fully staffed by people who have a passion and love for the product. Griffin is fully operated by musicians and DJs. We have a complete understanding of all our products from portable stage platforms, audio racks, to adjustable keyboard stands, because we commonly use our pro-audio gear. As such, we understand you, the fellow musician, and are always here to help. Additionally, as a proud, USA brand, Griffin only authorizes sellers which are completely based in the USA.

Our factories focus on quality and durability of the powder coating process. Metal parts are individually prepped, sanded, hung, coated and re-coated again. We ensure accurate color matching and use the highest quality of paint materials to ensure long lasting durability with rust protection and prevention. This results in uniform high-quality smooth finishes without sags or drip marks. Additionally, our paints are inspected at the factories to be environmentally safe, by passing or exceeding TCCA Title VI (EPA) compliant standards.

We work with a factory that only employ assemblers with outstanding operational familiarity with soldering irons and hand tools. Our factory inspector regularly test our cables and wires for accurate and quality fabrication soldering using precision measuring instruments. Our cables are tested at a 1% inspection rate for a visual test, signal test as well as a tug test to confirm a proper and secure fit. The production line always follows schematics, assembly drawings, and technical prints in the assembly process.