Daniel Erlandsson - Equipment

Equipment

Drums:

Pearl Masterworks Carbonply

  • 24"x18" Bass Drum x 2
  • 10"x8" tom
  • 12"x9" tom
  • 13"x10" tom
  • 16"x14" Floor Tom
  • 18"x16" Floor Tom
  • 14"x5.5" Carbon Ply snare
  • 14"x5" Ultracast snare
  • 14"x6.5" Eric Singer snare

Cymbals:

Sabian

  • 18" HHX Evolution Ozone Crash
  • 14" HHX Power Hats
  • 17" AAX treme Chinese
  • 18" HHX Stage Crash
  • 12" HHX Splash
  • 10" HHX Splash
  • 19" HHX treme Crash
  • 22" HH Power Bell Ride
  • 18" HHX Chinese
  • 14" HHX X-Celerator Hats
  • 18" HHX plosion Crash
  • 11" Ice Bell

Hardware:

Pearl

  • DR503 ICON rack
  • DR501 front rack
  • RJ-50 mini-extension bar
  • PCX200 clamp x 4
  • PCX100 clamp x 11
  • CH2000 cymbal holder x 11
  • H2000 hi-hat
  • Demon Drive pedal x 2
  • S2000 snare stand
  • TH2000I tom holder x 4
  • CLH1000 closed hi-hat
  • D2000 throne

Sticks:

wincent

  • Daniel Erlandsson Signature Hickory

Electronics:

  • Ddrum Kick Drum Triggers
  • Ddrum4 SE module
  • Roland TD20 Drum Module

Heads:

Evans

  • Snare: EC Reverse Dot on batter side and Hazy 300 on resonant side
  • Toms: EC2 Clear on batter side and Resonant Black on resonant side
  • Bass Drums: EQ3 Clear on batter side and EQ3 Resonant Black on resonant side

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