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| Nick has a large selection of equipment, so that no matter the gig, no matter the session, the drums will fit the song
just as well as the
playing. This includes everything from tiny "bop" kits to huge "Bonzo" kits, and everything in between, and, of course, a corresponding array of cymbals.
He has a large collection of drums, including Brady, Dunnett,
Tempus,
Fibes,
Ludwig, Roland,
Pork Pie and Drum Solo, and uses
Paiste cymbals exclusively. He also
proudly endorses SilverFox drum sticks, Aquarian
drumheads, Audix microphones, Slug Percussion Products, E-pad! practice pads, QwikStix stick holders, S-Hoop drum hoops, TightScrew tension rods, and Dynamicx snare wires.
Below are some of his more notable drums:
(click on an image to see a larger version)
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| Snares |
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Dunnett 5.5x14 Cherry.Words fail me. This drum doesn't. |
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Dunnett Copper snare with acid finish. Powerful, full, cutting. The classic rock snare sound. |
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Dunnett Stainless Steel snare, Stanbridge hoops. Full, warm, sensitive. The rimshot king. |
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| Dunnett J Class snare. Aluminum. Bonham to the bone. |
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Tempus fiberglass snare with gunmetal sparkle finish. A piccolo with balls. |
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Early-40's Ludwig & Ludwig 6x14. All original. Including the tone. |
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