https://youtu.be/yzmSlPiaeRU

DW shared specs of kit on socials. https://www.instagram.com/p/CrJ4xtQrIWg/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= 12x8 Amber acrylic 16x14 Yellow acrylic 22x14 Blue acrylic 14x6.5 Bronze snare 12x6 PDP Black Nickel/Steel (Did my own research. 14” snare has 10 lugs this 12” has 6 lugs)

Owl City is seen using DW Drums in a playful setting, as captured in the image titled "Bathroom drums. #MyHouseMyRules."

Before switching to Yamaha drums, Matt Cameron was an endorser of DW Drums, as documented in the November 1992 issue of Modern Drummer. His DW drum set included a 14x6" snare, 22x18" kick, 12x8" tom, 13x9" tom, and a 15x13" floating floor tom, all in a Gray Slate finish. This information is supported by an image from that period.

Jimmy Chamberlin would like to announce that he is now playing Drum Workshop!

"After 18 years at Yamaha I have decided to move on. I feel that DW is the company that can take me, and my evolution as an artist, to the next level. They are truly an amazing company that are at the forefront of innovation and are making huge leaps in the advancement of the instrument. I feel like I have found a home with like minded people who are just as obsessed with drums as I am! I wish everyone at Yamaha the best and thank all of you for 18 great years."

Jimmy Chamberlin

http://themachinesomehow.blogspot.com/2011/04/it-is-official-chamberlin-signs-with-dw.html

According to the April 1993 issue of Modern Drummer, Sean Kinney uses DW Drums, specifically sizes 14x8" Snare, 12x10" Rack Tom, 16x14" Floor Tom, 18x16" Floor Tom, and a 24x16" Kick Drum.

Don Henley uses DW drums since Hell Freezes Over tour and shared them with Scott Crago. He can be seen playing DW drums at 1:19.

In this picture Mitch is playing a DW Drums

This is Dave's setup:

A. 8 x 12 Brady snare drum B. 9 x 10 tom C. 12 x 14 tom D. 14 x 16 tom E. 18 x 22 bass drum

Clem Burke performing with this drumkit

In the image, the DW logo can be seen clearly.

JAN 20, 2016 Glen Sobel made an announcement on his Facebook page regarding his switch to DW Drums: “As of January of 2016 I am officially an endorser of DW Drums!! I've been playing their pedals/hi-hat stands for around 16 years so I'm very familiar with this great company. I'm excited to be a part of this new drum family!”

This Instagram post shows Ryan’s 2005 custom drum kit. Though not used on the road, it is set in his home studio.

Specs per post: “ 2005 custom black mirra DW drum kit in these sizes: 24x18 kick, 13x10 rack tom, 16x14 and 18x16 floor toms, 14x6 solid bronze snare. I also received an enormous 16x6.5 Australian wood snare drum from Brady Drums around this time. I later added a 26x14 kick to this kit, as well as 14x6.5 Stainless Steel & 14x8 maple snare drums. Pictured here with Sabian Hand-Hammered cymbals & DW hardware.”