Passion For Music!

At KDI Music, our mission is to share our passion for music with individuals and organizations in need of instruments and accessories.  As musicians in heart and soul, we take great pride in providing high quality products on our website.  We inspect, review, and “road test” our instruments to ensure their quality and reliability for our clients.

As part of living our mission, we believe it is important to be active in our local communities, volunteering our time and resources.  We participate in events with the Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce and the Corporate Volunteer Council – South Bay.

We help the Disneyland Alumni Club serving as advisors for show production, sponsorships, and technical support.  On August 1, 2015 at the Disneyland Hotel - The Disneyland Alumni Club will present - Sixty Magical Years of Disneyland - Come and Join them for the Celebration!

We support the Rheuben Allen Education Foundation in their promotion of music in schools and provide opportunities for underprivileged children to play instruments. 

And each August we sponsor the Nisei Week Foundation Marching Band & Dance Troupe providing logistics and loan instruments for the all-volunteer group ranging in age from middle school youths to adults.

Our Motto: A Passion for the Perfect Sound!!


We invite you to visit our website – www.kdimusic.com and to “LIKE” us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/KDI-Music/297106148071 for insights and more on the music industry.

Photo Credit: Minh D. Thai - 2014 Nisei Week Foundation Marching Band - Held Every August in the Streets of Little Tokyo - Los Angeles

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