Gavin Harrison

In this photo, Gavin Harrison is holding the Tama Speed Cobra Double Pedal, which he is a user and endorser of as of the time this photo was taken.

On this page of Gavin Harrison's website, it lists the drums he uses, including the Sonor SQ2 Drum set.

The equipment section on Gavin Harrison's official website lists one of his crashes as the Zildjian 17" A Thin Crash.

Gavin Harrison features the Zildjian 20" K Ride in the cymbals section of his official website, highlighting it as part of his setup.

In the video, Mr. Harrison make a quick tour of his cymbal setup at that time.

"I’ve got an old Mackie analogue desk, a 32:8 bus. I use Apogee digital converters. I’ve got a huge amount of microphones which I’ve collected over the years, mainly from working in studios and remembering which microphones I really liked the sound of. I do a lot of experimenting with mics and placement. I’ve got a huge live room at home, which I’m lucky enough to have. I’m placing different mics at different distances. It all gets recorded into Logic Pro on a Mac. Then I’ve got the chance to fiddle around with the effects, the delays, the phase reversals, things like that. But I very much want to get a performance and a whole track down."

In this video, Gavin Harrison talks about his signature sticks from Vic Firth.

The equipment section on Gavin Harrison's official website lists his hi-hats as the Zildjian 13" K series.

The equipment section on Gavin Harrison's official website lists one of his crashes as the Zildjian 12" Oriental China Trash.

Gavin Harrison uses the Sonor Gavin Harrison "Protean" Signature Snare Drum as his main snare, reflecting his distinctive sound. This is highlighted on Sonor's official page dedicated to his signature series.

In this interview, Gavin Harrison says he uses Shure SM57 microphones to record snares: "I use the '57s on the snare drum both top and bottom. They're a cheap all-round mic, but everyone uses them."

In this Sound On Sound interview, Gavin Harrison explains about his "Line 6 POD guitar preamp.": "They're so bloody cheap! I haven't got an amp stack and I wouldn't know what would be good settings, so the POD presets are a good starting point for me," he explains. "If it was going to end up being something pretty serious I would get a guitarist round to play it."

In this video, Gavin Harrison discusses his cymbal setup, including the Zildjian 18" K Custom Dark Crash.

Drummer Gavin Harrison is seen using a Gibraltar Rack System in photos available on his official Facebook page.

Gavin Harrison uses the Zildjian 19" K Custom Dark Crash, as listed on his official equipment page.

"I’ve been using Logic for about fifteen years but my studio at home has just slowly evolved over the last ten. Pretty much I’ve had the same desk and the same microphones for the last ten years, but the recordings have got progressively better as my experience has gotten better – nothing more really than just experience and experimentation. Moving microphones slightly, changing EQs slightly, tuning the drums differently and just, you know, moving towards a better drum sound over the years. [Fear of a Blank Planet] is probably a better recording than Deadwing was, as my experience engineering got better."

The equipment section on Gavin Harrison's official website lists one of his cymbals as the Zildjian 22" A Zildjian Swish Knocker (without rivets).

Gavin Harrison's official website lists the Zildjian 16" Oriental China Trash Cymbal among his cymbals, as shown in a user-uploaded image.

Gavin Harrison's official website lists the Zildjian 19" A Thin Crash among his cymbals, confirming its use in his setup.

In this interview, Gavin Harrison says of his Yamaha NS10 Studio Monitors, "The theory is that if you can make a recording sound good on Yamaha NS10s, it'll sound good anywhere, and I tend to believe that to be true."

As described in the updated section of equipments, the "Zildjian 14" K Constantinople Hi Hats" are the current hats for Gavin Harrison

He uses here the Drum 3P percussion pad by Nord .

In this episode of The Pineapple Thief Gear Talk series, drummer Gavin Harrison discusses his drum kit and highlights specific equipment. Around the 1:30 mark of the video, he shows the Porter & Davies Throne Top along with the BC Gigster. This was confirmed through a video shared by The Pineapple Thief on Instagram and Facebook.