Claude Coleman, Jr.

In a photo featured on BrooklynVegan, Claude Coleman, Jr. is seen playing a Gibson ES-335.

"Claude Coleman plays DW and Bucks County drums, Bosphorus cymbals, and Vater sticks"

"Claude Coleman plays DW and Bucks County drums, Bosphorus cymbals, and Vater sticks"

"Claude Coleman plays DW and Bucks County drums, Bosphorus cymbals, and Vater sticks"

At 6:14 in the YouTube video titled "Ween - 2017_04_23 SweetWater 420 Fest, Atlanta, GA 1080p (Uphoric.Tv stream)" by Boognish Monster, Claude Coleman, Jr. can be seen using an LP Jam Block positioned right above his hi-hat.

In this photo you can see him using the drum machine on there 1994/95 chocolate and cheese tour

Coleman is seen using the drum machine numerous time in “live in Chicago” for stuff like the intro to “Roses are free”. Coleman still uses this drum machine with ween to this day, and has since 2000

At 42:37 you can see the drum pad Coleman used to play the Crotales on “Spinal Meningitis (Got Me Down)”. He also uses them to hang the setlist from

At 6:24 of ween’s “Live in Chicago” dvd. you can see Coleman has a yellow one on his snare drum .

In the video titled "WEEN - Tyranny of the Wedge FULL" by Rafer Roberts on YouTube, at the 0:09 mark, Claude Coleman, Jr. is seen playing a 1959 Fender Musicmaster. This footage is from Ween's 1994 Chocolate and Cheese tour, as described in the video's description, which attributes the original filming to Mike Miller.

At 1:07 he is practicing on the pad