Quoted from drummermike:

DW Stainless Steel. Ludwig Classic Maple. Gretsch Renown Maple.
RIP Neil. Best Prog Rock drummer ever. Just a wonderful person.[quoted image]

Quoted from SterlingRush:

Hey drum peeps, seems this thread hasn’t seen any love for 77 days, let’s change that
Finally acquired the last few items I needed, to start doing some home recordings and drum videos. If interested, I started posting some vids on my channel the past few days, using music from my first band’s demo tape. No click, just hearing and 30 year old memories, on these play throughs, mistakes and all, lol.
Rock/hard rock, and a ballad or two for now. Will be posting more to my channel in the future.
Thanks for listening, for those that do.
https://m.youtube.com/@SterlingSoundz

Quoted from Quicksilver1:

Sadly, I have just discovered this thread. Been playing since 1987, and have been in several bands that include Indie Rock, Alternative, and Old School Hardcore. I have been playing a 5pc DW Exotic Spider Pine w/black nickel hardware shell pack, Tama SLP G Maple 7x13 snare, Paiste Signature 14" Sound Edge hi hats, (2) 18" Power Crashe(s), 20" Heavy Bell Ride, and a 18" 2002 Novo China. DW 9002 double pedal, 9000 hi hat stand, 9000 snare stand, all mounted on a Gibraltar Road Series mini rack. I hate lugging around stands and want the smallest footprint I can get. I can setup/breakdown my setup in about 4 minutes. I've had this set configuration for the past 19 years, it's really worked for me and haven't really felt the need to change anything up.
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