Hardware

Roger’s product designer, Joe Thompson said it best in his Jan 16, 1962 patent application for the Dyna-Sonic snare rail system: “The goal of this ...

all in perfect working order. 2 rubber feet missing

Continuing Rogers’ legacy of innovation, the Ultra-Matic Bi-Directional mounting system is super stable, with stylish components that feature Roger...

The Rogers internal tone control is a faithful replica of the original design. Featuring a 1¾-inch diameter, ½ thick felt dampening pad on a spring...

Rogers “Beavertail Lugs” (for toms) were manufactured in Dayton Ohio until around 1972. These lugs were die-cast for durability and replaced the or...

Rogers “Beavertail Lugs” (for toms) were manufactured in Dayton Ohio until around 1972. These lugs were die-cast for durability and replaced the or...

Rogers’ 1962 catalog touted it as “the most practical and most efficient strainer ever designed.” The special tempered roller mechanism, combined w...