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JA Musik manufactures high end musical instruments through its group of companies including Vogtlndische (B&S Challenger trumpets, saxophones, and tubas, Hans Hoyer french horns, Scherzer trumpets, and VMI tubas and euphoniums); F. Arthur Uebel (clarinets); Wenzel Meinl (Meinl-Weston and Melton tubas); Antoine Courtois (trombones, trumpets, flugelhorns, and euphoniums); Strasser-Marigaux (oboes and clarinets); and Sternberg (Joseph Sternberg brass instruments).

jj Babbitt knows that a clarinet without a mouthpiece is just a stick. The company makes more than 300,000 plastic, metal, hard rubber, and gold-plated mouthpieces for saxophones and clarinets per year. Products are sold to major instrument manufacturers and in specialty music stores under the Guy Hawkins, Hite, jj Babbitt, Meyer, Otto Link, and Wolfe Tayne brand names. The mouthpieces are used by both students and professional musicians alike. The company has been family-owned and operated since Jesse James Babbitt made his first mouthpiece in the 1920s.

Kong Hsue Sheh, formerly named the "Wan-Wu" group was established by Chien-Chung Hsieh and his brothers in Kaohsiung Taiwan in 1930. In Japanese, Wan-Wu means "everything available." Following the end of the Second World War the Shieh brothers decided rename the company to reflect its core customers; mainly schools, teachers and students. Wan-Wu formally became known as "KHS" and has sought to dedicate itself to the education field and focus on servicing their society.

Kanstul is the likely culprit behind the bugle corps blaring a tune to get sleepy cadets up and at 'em. Kanstul Musical Instruments makes brasswind instruments (bugles, cornets, euphoniums, flugelhorns, trombones, trumpets, and tubas), mouthpieces, mutes, and related accessories. The company's signature line of brass instruments include trumpets, flugelhorns, piccolo trumpets, and cornets. The musical instrument maker maintains manufacturing facilities and a showroom in Anaheim, California, and sells its instruments through authorized dealers worldwide. The company was founded by Zigmant Kanstul in 1981; Jack Kanstul is the firm's spokesperson.

Kawai wants to show Steinway the highway. The world's #2 musical instrument maker (behind Yamaha), Kawai makes a limited number of Shigeru Kawai hand-built grand pianos each year. Each pricey piano features a soundboard aged five years (compared to the usual one year) and is crafted using 200-year-old Ezo spruce trees. Kawai also makes other grand, upright, and digital pianos. Musical instruments and related products account for most of the company's sales. In addition, Kawai operates music and gymnastics schools, makes metal products, and sells computers and peripherals. Kawai, founded in 1927 by the father of retired chairman Shigeru Kawai, sells its products worldwide.

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