Colin Brittain

In the video "The Emptiness Machine [Colin Brittain Drum Play Through]" by Linkin Park on YouTube, Colin Brittain is seen using the DW Performance Series 5-piece Shell Pack with a 22-inch Bass Drum in Black Diamond FinishPly, as evident from the drum hardware.

In the video titled "Colin Brittain Rig Rundown" by Linkin Park, at timestamp 0:37, Colin Brittain is seen using the DW DWCP9002 9000 Series Double Kick Pedal.

In the video titled "Colin Brittain Rig Rundown" by Linkin Park, Colin Brittain can be seen using Zildjian 15" K Sweet HiHats at the 1:11 mark.

In the video titled "Colin Brittain Rig Rundown" by Linkin Park, at the timestamp 1:13, Colin Brittain is shown using a Zildjian Splash K series 10''.

In the video titled "Colin Brittain Rig Rundown" by Linkin Park on YouTube, Colin Brittain mentions that he uses the Zildjian 16" K Custom Dark Crash Cymbal.

In the video titled "Colin Brittain Rig Rundown," Colin Brittain is shown using the Zildjian 18" A Custom Crash, as detailed by Linkin Park on their YouTube channel.

In the YouTube video titled "Colin Brittain Rig Rundown," published by Linkin Park, Colin Brittain is seen using the Zildjian 20 inch K Zildjian Sweet Crash Cymbal as part of his drum setup.

In the video titled "Colin Brittain Rig Rundown" by Linkin Park, Colin Brittain is shown using the Zildjian 22" K Custom Dark Ride Cymbal as part of his drum setup.

In the video titled "Colin Brittain Rig Rundown," Colin Brittain is shown using a Zildjian 18" K EFX cymbal as a china cymbal. This video, provided by Linkin Park on YouTube, captures Colin discussing and demonstrating his drum setup.

In the video titled "Colin Brittain Rig Rundown," Colin Brittain is shown using Vic Firth 5A sticks. This video is provided by Linkin Park on their official YouTube channel.

Colin Brittain is confirmed to use a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar, as evidenced by a photo he shared on Instagram. In the post from Linkin Park's Nashville show at Bridgestone Arena on August 21, 2025, Colin is seen backstage posing with his blue Fender Stratocaster, which he used to perform the song "When They Come For Me." The post was shared with a caption expressing his excitement about performing in Nashville, his second home, and was tagged with @linkinpark and @radnomadvisuals.