Glenn Kotche

Kotche began using Low Boy beaters in July 2015.

you can see the White Snareweights on all of Glenn's toms and snare

In this video Glenn can be seen on tour with his ProLite kit in the Nussbaum finish

In this video Glenn explains he uses the EC2 Clears on top

in this video glenn explains he uses the EC Reso's

in this video glenn explains he uses the EQ4 on the kick

in this video glenn explaines he uses the reverse dot on the snare

in this video glenn explains he changes between this and other sizes of the K Darks

in this video glenn explains he switches between this and the 17"

in this video glenn explains he switches between this and the 19"

Glenn's Signature stick, he can be seen using these through most performances/photos/videos etc

in this video you can clearly see Glenn's LP OneShot shaker/hi hat shaker

In this video glenn can be seen using the Kerope Ride

In the Modern Drummer Official video titled "Glenn Kotche Breaks Down his Drum Parts on Wilco's ODE TO JOY (2019)," Glenn Kotche can be seen using two Zildjian K Special Dry Crash cymbals, which appear to be 19" and 20" in size.

you can see the spiral stacker hanging from underneath Glenn's right side crash

You can see Glenn using the Sonor Vintage Series kit in this performance of Wilco's 'Impossible Germany'

This photo shows Glenn setting up a Sonor SQ2 in the White finish

Glenn Kotche utilizes the Roland SPD-SX Sampling Pad as part of his drum setup, as evidenced by a photo he shared on his Instagram account. In the photo, captioned "My set up is ready for Calling Glenn w/ @ate9_dance Fri, Sat & Sun - Setagaya Public Theatre Tokyo - choreography by @danielleagami - check it out if you can!", the Roland SPD-SX Sampling Pad is visible among his equipment. Kotche tags multiple musical instrument brands in the post, including @rolandglobal, confirming the inclusion of Roland gear in his setup.