Ravel is a line of student and intermediate band and orchestra instruments whose name pays homage to French Impressionist composer Maurice Ravel, reflecting the brand's stated focus on tonal color and variety across its lineup. The catalog spans woodwinds and brass, including alto, tenor, baritone, and soprano saxophones (such as the RAS202 student alto and the RAS302RB Paris Series professional alto in red copper brass), Bb clarinets like the RGC202, flutes and piccolos, and marching brass instruments like the RMP202 mellophone in F.

The brand is closely associated with Gemeinhardt, the long-running flute manufacturer based in Elkhart, Indiana, and many Ravel woodwinds are sold under the "Ravel by Gemeinhardt" co-branding. Instruments are produced overseas and inspected at a U.S. instrument center, with the line positioned at accessible price points for school music programs and beginning to intermediate players. Ravel saxophones, clarinets, and flutes are widely stocked through general retailers and band-instrument dealers rather than boutique pro shops, placing the brand firmly in the student-tier segment of the market.

M. Ravel has 26 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Alto Saxophones, Cellos, and Flutes. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Metal. Notable users include Dagon (Inquisition).