Tomas Haake - Equipment

Equipment

Current Tour Kit (2008):

Sonor Walnut Roots or Birdseye Amber Designer Series Drums :

- 12x10" Tom
- 14x10" Tom

- 16x16" Floor Tom
- 18x16" Floor Tom

- 22x18" Bass Drum (x2)
- 14x6" Sonor Artists Bronze Series Snare with Tama Power Hoops

Cymbals – Sabian

- 14" HHX Heavy Hi-Hats
- 14" HHX Stage Hi-Hats
- 22" HHX Legacy Heavy Ride (used as crash/ride)

- 21" HHX Stage Crash
- 20" HHX Stage Crash
- 19" HHX Stage Crash
- 22" HH Power Bell Ride

- 21" AAX-Treme Chinese
- 19" AAX-Treme Chinese
- 19" Paragon Chinese/15" HH thin Crash (stacked)

Drum Heads - Evans

- Toms: (10",12",14",16", 18") Clear G2's - top, Clear G1's - bottom

- Bass Drums: (22") Emad 2 Clear (w/Emad Damping Ring) - batter, Standard Sonor Head - front

- Snare: (14") Hybrid/power centre - top, Clear 300 Hazy - bottom

Hardware - Sonor, Pearl, and Trick

- Trick Big Foot Single Pedals (x2)
- H2000K Pearl Eliminator Hi-Hat Stand
- RH-2000 Pearl Eliminator Remote-Hi-Hat Stand

- XH 674 X-Hat Mount
- MH 645 Multi-Holder (x2)
- SS 677 Snare Drum Stand

- DCS 678 Double Cymbal Stand (x3)
- HT741 Tama Ergo-Rider Quartet Throne (w/Backrest)

Sticks - Vic Firth
- SHAA Tomas Haake Signature (L = 16 7/16 ", Dia. = .645")

- Tomas also sometimes uses the "Drumkit From Hell" in the studio.

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