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I Did,Back in my day-{80's}- of Heavy Metal playing my rule was if you have a drum on your set play it.The biggest set i had was a Ludwig it had 6 bass drums, on the bass drums i put together 2 14x26" bass drums to make one 28x26 drum,the other two were 28" and 30" they were on the back side of me..My toms set-up was 6,8,10,12,13,14,15,16 single headed toms,also 6.8.10.12.13.14,15.16. double headed toms ,floor toms were 16x16,16x18,18x20.. three were on my right i also had a 18 and 20 on my left side of the set...I only had one snare drum..28 drums total with 17 cymbals...I would say its 50/50 of the drummers of metal played all the drums is their sets..Mikey

Hey mikey, got any photo.s of that kit. Did you used to have to get to gigs the day before your bandmates! Ha ha.

Yes, how long did it take to set that monster up? I assume it wasn't mic'd.

It use to take about 20 minutes to set up my 10-piece kit; yours must have taken an hour.

Here's my favorite classic monster kit: Neil Smith's glass-mirrored Premier set when he was touring with Alice Cooper 1972-1974 (wish I had that reach!)

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