Tama Road-Pro Tilt Tom Stand Tama Fast-clamp & mini-boom Vic Firth Drumsticks - Maple SD1 Roland VS-2480 workstation Ayotte's and snares Tama 1st-chair Drum Throne - High Boy Tama Speed Cobra hi-hat & pedals Tama remote hats and fast clamp Here's a great interview with Jean-Denis Beaudoin of Ayotte Drums in the Montreal Gazette A shot of the Ayotte's at a friend's church. Another shot of the Ayotte's at the church. The CAD e100 condenser mic. Absolutely outstanding on almost anything, from vocals to violin, guitars to drums. I use them as overheads on my drumkit after using Shure's flagship KSM32 for years, which are also incredible. The CAD's will cost you substantially less and are taking the music world by storm! Used by MANY pro's. The CAD e70 on the lower right. Recommended for acoustic guitar but I use it on hi-hats as well - amazingly smooth! Protechtor cases - absolutely worth the investment if you're carrying your drums anywhere. I once used blankets and towels! The Mehmet "Legend" 21' ride by Istanbul. Incredible and authentic and easy to control in low volume settings. They really do know how to make cymbals sound like none of the big companies can with mass production. Pearl's awesome new bala cowbells and Steel Jingle Tambourine with Quick Mount. loud but quite musical and both project beautifully to the audience. The new quick mount for tamburines is a fantastic convenience. Your lead singer will like it too if they want something to do during the solo! May's internal miking system - awesome, provided your drum is in tune! This is the external XLR attachment for the mic - just plug the cable in and go. Sound people will love you! Shure in-ear pieces. It still amazes me how few musicians use hearing protection. I use these directly off my mixer for monitoring; essential for when I sing.