Some days you press play. Some days you pick up an instrument. We make room for both.
Innovative Music Co. brings together speakers, string instruments, snare drums and practical accessories. The common thread is simple: making music a more natural part of the space you live in.
We’re shaping a focused collection, so you can explore the gear without getting lost in an endless marketplace. Listen to your favourite tracks, try an electric guitar, explore a mandolin, or build out a percussion setup.
See the collection ↗
From a compact retro-style Bluetooth speaker to a TV speaker and a portable karaoke speaker, our audio selection is about different ways to enjoy the music you already love.
Choose around the setting and the connections you need. Power, microphone options and compatibility vary by product and configuration, so compare the final details before choosing.
Find your listening setup ↗
An ST electric guitar and speaker set. A red-and-black electric mandolin. A 20W guitar amplifier. Guitar and ukulele picks. Different starting points, connected by the simple act of playing.
The picks are accessories, not a ukulele instrument. The mandolin is its own eight-string instrument, not a piano. We use clear product names so you can understand what you’re looking at.
Explore strings & amps ↗
Our percussion selection centres on individual snare drums, with 13 × 3.5-inch and 14 × 5.5-inch models in the supplied catalog. An adjustable drum stool and a cymbal stand help round out a setup.
Hardware is sold as its own product unless the listing says otherwise. A cymbal stand does not imply a cymbal is included; a snare drum is not a full drum kit.
Explore drums & hardware ↗Music is shaped by people, places, materials and technology. The pieces in our collection sit at different points in that continuing story—from vibrating strings to electronic amplification and everyday listening.
Guitars changed through the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Around 1800, six single strings became an increasingly familiar format. Later electric instruments opened up different ways to shape and amplify that sound.
Explore guitar history at The Met ↗In percussion, the gesture is part of the music: a strike, a pause, a repeated pattern. Snare drums and the hardware around them give players another way to explore timing, texture and expression.
Electrical amplification became an important part of the guitar’s development as players and makers sought more volume. Today, an instrument amplifier and a Bluetooth listening speaker serve different jobs—choose for the connection and use you need.
Explore electric guitar history at Smithsonian ↗We keep supplier references with each listing and distinguish individual instruments from accessories and bundles.
Retail prices, variant selections and any missing specifications are marked as awaiting confirmation. We don’t fill the gaps with invented claims.
For product questions, email support@innovationmusicco.com or explore our Contact page.