Drumming News :
Earlier this summer, Rick Beato and his team visited the Noble & Cooley factory in Granville, Massachusetts, for a behind-the-scenes look at the drum-making process.
During the visit, Beato explored the craftsmanship, materials, and manufacturing techniques that set Noble & Cooley drums apart, meeting the team and asking questions about what makes each drum unique.
The timing was especially exciting, as production was underway on the Buffalo Trace 250th Anniversary snare drums. Beato witnessed the process firsthand, from the barrel staves to the finished instruments.
Noble & Cooley welcomed the opportunity to share its long-standing tradition of drum making with Beato and his audience, offering an inside look at the people and craftsmanship behind the brand.
The visit was a memorable day for the Noble & Cooley team and a chance to share its story with music lovers and drummers everywhere.
