CD Maple Series Kits - These are maple drums that are custom designed (hence the CD) for each drummer according to personal preference.
Despite this, only about half of the CD Maple drum sets are ordered according to specific customer input through a custom drum shop.
The company produces the most popular current configurations for dealers to stock.
Drums in this series can made to individual requirements and the customer has substantial input in deciding what drum sizes, finishes, heads and hoops are to be used.

Horizon Series Kits - Horizon Series drums were originally designed to have similar sonic qualities as the company's original solid shell drum kits.
In the development process, it was determined that the shells were too harsh sounding so the company decided to warm up the tone by adding Mahogany,  Thus, all Horizon drums have 6 plies of Maple and one interior ply of Mahogany.
Through this design process, the company ended up creating its first hybrid drum set.
All but 2 plies (for stability) of the 7 plies of wood have a horizontal wood grain orientation (hence the name "Horizon") which allow the drums to resonate uniformly like a solid shell kit would, with the added benefit of a two toned wood blend which hybrid kits bring.
As with the CD maples, the customer has a choice of sizes, finishes, heads and hoops.
These drums were discontinued for a long time due to the cost of production but the company reissued them in 2015 due to customer interest in vintage tones and hybrid shell drums.

SS Classic Snares - SS Classic Snare drums are the original modern, steam bent, solid shell snare drums.
Introduced in 1983, these drums became an immediate and long lasting success in the professional recording industry.
Though not officially tracked, these drums have cited as being used on at least 10 of the top 100 selling albums of all time in addition to countless other recordings heard every day around the world.
 This is an amazing feat for a small, family owned company that has only been making drum set instruments since the early 80s in a world that has dozens of mass production companies with large marketing and artist endorsement budgets.

Alloy Classic Snares - The limited edition Zildjian production runs led to the idea of having an in-house metal drum to complement the company's wood drum lines.
The Alloy Classic has an aluminum shell that is cast and machined rather than cold-rolled.
It is bright and resonant, the metal equivalent of a solid shell.

CD Maple Snares - These snares have the same construction methods and philosophy as the CD Maple drum sets.
Maple only, similar sound to SS Classics but with a slightly dampened sound by comparison.

Horizon Snares - Using exactly the same construction methods as the Horizon kits, these snares have a darker tone, shorter attack and drier sound than the company's other drums.

Walnut Snares – These drums are the only drums offered by Noble & Cooley not designed in house.
A limited run co-branded offering led to Noble & Cooley acquiring the brand from the Witt Drum Company in 2015.
Offered a very dry, retro tone and organic look.

SE Snares - The SE in the name stands for "Special Edition".

Studio Classic Series - The Studio Classics series (kits and snares) were built with the idea of offering a high quality kit at a more affordable price.
The kits were made from exactly the same shells as CD Maples but offered in a limited assortment of colors and sizes to reduce costs.
The kits also used a different, less expensive, tube style lug that saved of the overall cost.

Horizon Series - Horizon Series drums were designed to have similar sonic qualities to their discontinued Star Series drums which were solid shells.
 The Horizons had 6 plies of maple and one interior ply of mahogony to darken the tone.
 All but 2 plies (for stability) of the 7 plies of wood had horizontal wood grain orientation (hence the name "Horizon"), similar to solid shells as well.
 They had node mounted tube lugs and diecast hoops.
  These were reintroduced in 2015 due to customer interest in vintage tones a
CD Maple Series Kits - These are maple drums that are custom designed (hence the CD) for each drummer according to personal preference. Despite this, only about half of the CD Maple drum sets are ordered according to specific customer input through a custom drum shop. The company produces the most popular current configurations for dealers to stock. Drums in this series can made to individual requirements and the customer has substantial input in deciding what drum sizes, finishes, heads and hoops are to be used.
Horizon Series Kits - Horizon Series drums were originally designed to have similar sonic qualities as the company's original solid shell drum kits. In the development process, it was determined that the shells were too harsh sounding so the company decided to warm up the tone by adding Mahogany,  Thus, all Horizon drums have 6 plies of Maple and one interior ply of Mahogany. Through this design process, the company ended up creating its first hybrid drum set. All but 2 plies (for stability) of the 7 plies of wood have a horizontal wood grain orientation (hence the name "Horizon") which allow the drums to resonate uniformly like a solid shell kit would, with the added benefit of a two toned wood blend which hybrid kits bring. As with the CD maples, the customer has a choice of sizes, finishes, heads and hoops. These drums were discontinued for a long time due to the cost of production but the company reissued them in 2015 due to customer interest in vintage tones and hybrid shell drums.
SS Classic Snares - SS Classic Snare drums are the original modern, steam bent, solid shell snare drums. Introduced in 1983, these drums became an immediate and long lasting success in the professional recording industry. Though not officially tracked, these drums have cited as being used on at least 10 of the top 100 selling albums of all time in addition to countless other recordings heard every day around the world.  This is an amazing feat for a small, family owned company that has only been making drum set instruments since the early 80s in a world that has dozens of mass production companies with large marketing and artist endorsement budgets.
Alloy Classic Snares - The limited edition Zildjian production runs led to the idea of having an in-house metal drum to complement the company's wood drum lines. The Alloy Classic has an aluminum shell that is cast and machined rather than cold-rolled. It is bright and resonant, the metal equivalent of a solid shell.
CD Maple Snares - These snares have the same construction methods and philosophy as the CD Maple drum sets. Maple only, similar sound to SS Classics but with a slightly dampened sound by comparison.
Horizon Snares - Using exactly the same construction methods as the Horizon kits, these snares have a darker tone, shorter attack and drier sound than the company's other drums.
Walnut Snares – These drums are the only drums offered by Noble & Cooley not designed in house. A limited run co-branded offering led to Noble & Cooley acquiring the brand from the Witt Drum Company in 2015. Offered a very dry, retro tone and organic look.
SE Snares - The SE in the name stands for "Special Edition".
Studio Classic Series - The Studio Classics series (kits and snares) were built with the idea of offering a high quality kit at a more affordable price. The kits were made from exactly the same shells as CD Maples but offered in a limited assortment of colors and sizes to reduce costs. The kits also used a different, less expensive, tube style lug that saved of the overall cost.
Horizon Series - Horizon Series drums were designed to have similar sonic qualities to their discontinued Star Series drums which were solid shells.  The Horizons had 6 plies of maple and one interior ply of mahogony to darken the tone.  All but 2 plies (for stability) of the 7 plies of wood had horizontal wood grain orientation (hence the name "Horizon"), similar to solid shells as well.  They had node mounted tube lugs and diecast hoops.   These were reintroduced in 2015 due to customer interest in vintage tones a
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