Cobus Potgieter

On the equipment section of his site, Cobus says he uses a DW Preformance series kit. This kit it in sapphire blue finish. He has 7x8, 8x10, and 9x12 Rack toms and a 14x16 floor tom. He has two snares in sizes 6.5x14 (main), and 5.5x14(side).

On the equipment section of his site, Cobus says he has two main kits: a DW Performance Series Kit (Sapphire Blue) and a PDP Concept Maple Kit.

In this behind the scenes video, Cobus goes over his setup. He shows the snare he used when covering Critical Aclaim by Avenged Sevenfold. For that song he needed a deeper snare sound. He chose The Neil Peart snare over his preformance series kit

Cobus plays The SPD-S sample pad in this playthrough. This is a playthrough of Had Enough by his project Nine Club. This is a project he formed with a couple friends. This project is more pop/electronic in style. For this style of music he needed a sample pad to get certain sounds and samples

In the equipement section of his site, Cobus has a summary of all his cymbals, including the Artisan Hihats.

In the equipement section of his site, Cobus has a summary of all his cymbals, including the AAX Omni Cymbal

In the equipement section of his site, Cobus has a summary of all his cymbals, including the Paragon Chinese.

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In this post on his website, Cobus goes over his setup. he shows that he uses an hhx xplosion crash

in this post on his website, cobus shows his setup. He shows that he uses a Radia cup chime. he mounts this on top of his china to use as a bell effect

In this post on his website cobus documents his setup. he shows that he uses a aax v crash as one of his three crash cymbals

In the equipement section of his site, Cobus has a summary of all his cymbals, including the AAXplosion Crash.

In this behind the scenes video, Cobus goes over the setup he used in his series of drum covers . this series is entitled the quadram series. He shows that he used the HHx legacy. He used this ride as a crash rather than a ride. He uses this as one of three crashes in his setup

In this behind the scense video, Cobus goes over his setup. He shows the HH mini china he used. he used this under a hhx splash to make a stack

In this behind the scenes video, Cobus goes over his setup. He shows the HHx splash he puts on top of mini china. this cymbal combo is used to form a stack

In this Behind the scenes video cobus runs rown his setup. he shows the choper cymble that he uses. he uses that as part of a unique stack. he put an AA splash on top of the choper to make this stack. He put this stack together as a way to elongate the note of the chopper

In this Behind the scenes video, Cobus runs down his drum setup. He shows the aa splash he uses. he uses this spash on top of a choper cymbal to make a unique stack. He made this stack as a way to get elongate the note of the chopper.

On the equipment section of his website, Cobus goes over his equipment. Cobus states that he uses an Iso ride. This ride replaced the omni ride that he was using previously.

I cannot quite put into words how it felt when I held my signature sticks in my hands for the first time.. unreal, for sure. This stick is absolutely exactly what I've always wanted, the length and shape and balance is what I have been searching for for years, and it feels incredible to finally have it in my hands. And although it has been in the works a few months, my Pro-Mark signature sticks are FINALLY available for you guys to check out :)

The stick is slightly thicker and longer than a regular 5B, with the balance point more to the front than the back. The reason for this is that I find myself not working nearly as hard anymore, I don't need to "push" the stick where I want it, I can just "throw" it around the kit and let it do the work, in stead of trying to make it do the work. It features an acorn tip, which means that natural body motion (which results in tilting the stick up and down) creates a wide dynamic range between notes, on the cymbals and on the drums. The rad thing about this is that I don't have to think about it: the design of the sticks works with the way the body already and naturally moves, producing dynamically different notes without ANY extra technique or concentration or changes. My signature sticks are 16.375 inches long, with a diameter of 0.595 inches.

On the equipment section of his website cobus states that he uses a Preformance series snare. This snare is in a sapphire blue finish to match the rest of his kit. The snare is in a 6.5x14 size configuration. This snare is acompanied by a similar snare in a 5.5x14 configuration. The other snare is used as a side snare

On the equipment section of his website, Cobus goes over his equipment. He states that he uses two performance series snares. Cobus states that, he uses a 5.5x14 side snare. This snare accompanies his main 6.5x14 snare. Both snares are finished in sapphire blue to match the rest of his kit

in this video Cobus goes over his mic setup. He states that he switched over to audix mics. He shows that he uses a d6 on his kick drum

in this video Cobus goes over his mic setup. He states that he switched over to audix mics. He shows that he uses two scx5a mics as overhead mics

in this video Cobus goes over his mic setup. He states that he switched over to audix mics. He shows that he uses a i5 mic on both of his snares

in this video Cobus goes over his mic setup. He states that he switched over to audix mics. He shows that he uses a d4 on his floor tom

in this video Cobus goes over his mic setup. He states that he switched over to audix mics. He shows that he uses a cx 112 as his main room mics

in this video Cobus goes over his mic setup. He states that he switched over to audix mics. He shows that he uses Audix Micro D mics on his rack toms