David Raouf (rdavidr)

One of the cymbals David uses is a set of 15 inch New Beat hi hats. David bought these used from the same person he bought his vistalite bass drum from. All of the logos on the hi hats were faded, which made it hard to tell the model of the cymbals. David identified them as new beats by the hollow Zildjian logo stamped on them

In his "Drum Kit Tour" video on YouTube, David Raouf (rdavidr) demonstrates his drum setup, highlighting the use of the Earthworks SR20LS microphone on his snare.

In this post David talks about the gear he uses. David uses a Earthworks DM20 on the bottom of his snare as well as his toms

In this post David talks about the gear he uses. David uses a d6 on his bass drum

In this post David talks about the gear he uses. David uses a SR25 mic for his overheads. David places these in desk mount mic stands. David uses a Shure mic stand extender to make the stands the proper length. The mic stands are mounted in the celling of his home studio

In this post David talks about the gear he uses. David uses a set of Lewitt LCT 440 pure mics as room mics. David uses desk mic stands for these mics. These mic stands are mounted in the celling of David's home studio. David uses a Shure Mic stand extender to make the stands the correct hight.

In this post David talks about the gear he uses. David uses a Iron cobra bass pedal with a vic firth beater attached to it

In this post David talks about the gear he uses. David uses a Iron cobra lever glide hi hat stand. This stand replaced his older iron cobra stands

In this post David talks about the gear he uses. Some of his kits have a hex tom mount. For these kits David uses a Yamaha CL945B tom mount

In this video David makes his own DIY clap stack. David wanted to see if he could make the Istanbul clap stack using old or cheap cymbals. The clap stack is used to emulate a clap sound without the need of electronic pads. He created this by bending and hammering some splashes he wasn't using

In this video David tried to make a DIY crasher hat. For this he bought the cheapest splash cymbals at guitar center. David modded the 4 splashes as well as stacked cymbals to try and get the desired crasher hat tone

In this video David can be seen using a K Sweet hi hat pair

IN this video David goes over his gear. David states that he uses afew different bass drum beaters. David Mainly uses his Vick Firth beaters. However, If he is looking to get more attack, David will use his lowboy beater

In the YouTube video titled "My Drum Set Up For 2018," David Raouf (rdavidr) showcases his gear, including his Yamaha Stage Custom drum kit.

In this video David goes over his gear. One Peace of gear David uses is a Pearl Power shifter pedal. David modded this pedal to have a Tama iron cobra footboard on it

In this video David goes over his gear. One piece of gear David uses is a Vick Firth Felt Beater. David uses a couple of beaters, but will use the Vick Firth Felt beater most often

In this video David goes over his gear. One piece of gear David uses is a pair of rode nt1a mics for his overheads. David has since switched to Earthworks mics for his overheads

In his "Drum Kit Tour" video, David Raouf (rdavidr) showcases his home studio setup, where he uses the On Stage DS7200B Adjustable Desk Microphone Stand. These stands are cleverly mounted on the ceiling to support overhead and room microphones, equipped with Shure mic stand extenders for optimal height and boom arms to achieve the desired angle.

In this YouTube video, the ISA428 mk2 can be seen on David's desk at 9:00.

In the YouTube video "Buying The WEIRDEST Drum Set I Could Find at Sam Ash," David Raouf (rdavidr) is seen playing a North drum set that he purchased from Sam Ash.