I'd be leery of using them for heavy-duty (high volume) drum set applications, but have you looked into almglocken?

http://www.percussionsource.com/Category.aspx?id=361

What you are looking for is called Almglocken.
Alpenglocken look like Almglocken, but are not pitched with equal temperment.

So you need to find Almglocken with the specific pitches you need. They are also available in one octave sets.

Steve Weiss Music used to carry these; check with them first.

The ones from Steve Weiss are top-notch and will cost more than what you'll get from Lark In The Morning. The Alpenglocken are going to be more affordable. You can get various pitches, but the pitch won't be exact ... and they are not labeled with specific pitches or notes.

I know Neil Peart used some pitched bells. Did he use Almglocken?

I wasn't able to find anything at all at Steve Weiss. I just found the print at the percussion source that said specific pitches available on special order. That's what I am looking for. I need to contact them. Thanks for the help.

Not to derail the thread, but what did you buy and what were the issues? 

Everything I've ever bought from them arrived intact and worked just fine.  If that had not been my experience I would not have shared their name here.

Poor-quality tabla at prices that are comparable with higher quality models.

They don't even specify the materials that the instruments are made of - is the bayan copper, steel, aluminum or brass? What kind of wood is the dayan made of? Where were they made? Other instruments are similarly (un)advertised, although I have no experience purchasing them. Some of the instrument descriptions are just descriptions of the role the instrument plays in an ensemble. They seem to sell the "exotic" rather than the instrument.