Setting The Standard Since 1946
Welcome to our store. Pictured here is Tee Don the rubboard maker, performing with one of his Pro/Custom Rubboards.
Standard & Pro/Custom Large Boards
The "Snake"Key of Z Washboard
Let customers speak for us
A ladyfriend in Slidell had great fun playing a triangle years ago and had to part with it. I'm getting her one for Christmas.
Excellent Service
The only better than the awesome rubboard was the fantastic and prompt customer service. I’m sure I don’t have to say it, but in case you’re not wise: don’t buy anywhere else other than Key of Z!
Haven’t given the gift yet.
She is going to love it
The Guiro sounds great ! We are having so much fun getting making music ...
We are making music everyday . Thank you for making such awesome rubboards ..
We have been enjoying the rubboard very much ! We purchased two a few years ago and have also enjoyed ... We are thinking of our next purchase :)
Thank you for having the BEST rubboards !
My new Key of Z washboard exceeds expectations. Fun to play, high quality, and attractive - what more could I ask?
I was concerned this would be too small to work very well, but was pleasantly surprised that there is in fact enough area to move around for a variety of rhythms and textures. The mini washboard is hand etched on the back with "made by Tee Don" and the date it was made. These details will likely make this item a collectable at some point in the future. Service was friendly and personable, with a note from the man, Tee Don, himself. Laissez le bon temps rouler!
Great attention to detail.
I bought the black and gold fleurdelis rubboard. I managed to lose one. I ordered two more pair to have extras. Loving my rubboard.
Certainly a good sounding board. The craftsmanship is terrific! I’d like to see a model that is still “pro” use, but a bit more portable. Maybe hinged shoulder pieces that could be flipped over to pack flat? Packing this one is near impossible. I have to carry it separately from all my other gear. It would be nice to have some sound samples or at least some wording that explained the sound difference between the 24 and 20 gauge models. Even "darker" or "brighter" would have helped my choice.
