The Endurance Frame was designed specifically with the demands of outdoor performance in mind, offering extra large locking precision wheels, and sturdy oversized tube construction. The Endurance Frame easily navigates rough, uneven outdoor terrain and still can be perfectly suited to indoor concert events as well. Both ends of the Endurance Frame feature the renowned Adams height adjustment system, allowing you to effortlessly adjust the playing height of the instrument to fit any size player. An accessory bar runs the full length of the frame allowing you to add drums, bells, cymbals, and virtually any instrument that can be mounted using a standard hardware mount.

This creates a multi-instrument percussion set-up that can easily expand as your needs change. The Adams accessory bar is completely square, providing a slip free mounting surface that will not creep or rotate, even under extremely heavy loads. Standard Pearl PC-50 and PC-10 Rack Clamps are used to mount all accessories to the bar, and the PC-10 accommodate standard 7/8" diameter pipes and smaller. The Adams Endurance Field Frame is easily the sturdiest, best designed, highly adjustable frame on the market today.

The Adams Endurance Field Frame is offered as standard equipment for the MC2KF43 Marimba, Artist Glockenspiel and 2VBALGF30 Vibraphones.

It is also available separately as an add on package for all other Adams Artist, Concert and Soloist Series Marimbas, 4.0 Concert and Soloist Xylophones, and the Concert Vibraphone.

Bands using the Adams Field Frame

• Santa Clara Vanguard
• Phantom Regiment
• Boston Crusaders
• Blue Knights
• Beatrix

Blue Knights
The Blue Knights, from Denver, Colorado, were estabished in 1958 as a "parade corps'" performing strictly in the Denver area. Perennial DCI finalists, the Blue Knights are now recognized internationally for their excellence and innovation in the area of marching musical pagentry. Not only does the Blue Knights organization support the drum and bugle corps, but also two indoor drumlines competing in the WGi ranks. The "A" indoor drumline has been crowned the "Gold Medalists" in the independent World Marching Division numerous times and is the only independent line to compete in every World Championship since the inception of WGI's percussion division. The entire Blue Knight organization strives for it's members to experience an "Educational Experience of a Lifetime."
See their website for more information: www.bknights.org

Beatrix, www.beatrix.org

Beatrix' Drum & Bugle Corps from Hilversum, The Netherlands, were established in 1946. The corps is named after the Queen of The Netherlands Beatrix who was princess then. The corps started as a marching-band and evolved via a show-band into a drumcorps.
Beatrix' has been very successful in Europe and won many titles. At the moment they are the reigning European Champions. Beatrix has been to the USA several times to compete in the DCI competition. The goal for the organization is to have a lot of fun, great experiences, great friendships and to be successful in competition and at performances.
See their website for more information: www.beatrix.org

Phantom Regiment
Phantom Regiment was re-organized in 1967 and has been a DCI World Championship Finalist every year since 1974. Over that time, the corps has been in the top half of DCI World Finalists every season except for four years. In 1996 Phantom Regiment captured their first DCI World Championship. During the past two decades, the corps is said to have originated symphonic pageantry, reaching into the soul of great symphonic literature and bringing it alive with an explosion of intense, searing brass and vibrant visuals. See their homepage www.regiment.org for more information.

Santa Clara Vanguard, www.scvanguard.org

Artists
Santa Clara Vanguard