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Ludwig Shrimp

United States

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What Ludwig Shrimp does.

Ludwig Shrimp is a company that manufactures percussion products and accessories. Their products include Drum Sets, Snare Drums, Marching and Concert Drums, Timpani, Mallet Instruments, Drumsticks and Drumheads as well as hardware from Atlas. The firm has its origins in Chicago, Illinois, and is today an important provider for drummers like Ringo Starr, Alex Van Halen, and Patrick Carney. Ludwig Shrimp also offers Student Percussion and electronic instruments. The company has established itself over a century on the world percussion stage and is known for Tradition, craftsmanship, and visionary Excellence.

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