Josh Dun

In a video by rolandmedia, Josh Dun of Twenty One Pilots discusses using Roland RT-10 Series Acoustic Drum Triggers with silent drumheads during their B-stage performances to ensure latency alignment.

josh uses this ride cymbal on their b-stage

Josh uses this hi-hat on their b-stage

At 0:18 you can see Josh with the gen 16 bronze colorway (these look very simalar to the L80s but they are different)

The item can be seen 4:23 into this video

This is the snare that he uses when he drums in the crowd

at 0:15 you can see moongel on the floor tom and the snare

On the Remo website is a list of the Remo equipment that Josh uses. The Quick Lock Hi Hat Clutch allows for quick changing of hi-hats with a lock-notch system rather than a typical threaded system. By pressing a locking pin assembly, cymbals can be quickly and simply changed out between tunes at a gig. This outstanding accessory eliminates any possibilities of Hi-Hat cymbals loosening while playing.

Josh Dun uses the Zildjian 18" A Custom EFX cymbal, as shown on the Zildjian website. The cymbal's distinctive size and sound distinguish it from his other cymbals.

Josh Dun uses the Danmar Wicked Stick Holder, a choice he has maintained since the early days of his career. Despite its lesser-known brand status, its consistent presence suggests he values its functionality. You can spot it on his hi-hat stand during the Twenty One Pilots performance at the iHeart Radio Festival, as shown in the video from 1:14 to 1:19.

You can plainly see the exact boom arm in this image.

Josh Dun uses Seismic Audio (6 Pack) Red 50' XLR Microphone Cables for his microphones, as shown in the image sourced from Cincopa. It’s possible he now opts for a different color.

In his bio on SJC's website they say he uses a 6x10 side snare.

At 3:10 you can see the Roland digital snare pad.

Josh explains how, because of slapback they had to use silent heads on the drums on the b-stage and use the roland triggers.

At 3:54 you can see the TD-50 drum module.

You can see this new efx Josh is using in a few of the pictures.

At 7:25 Josh says that he switched over to the SJC Foundation hardware. Also on https://www.instagram.com/p/BpDy1-Wgyn9/?taken-by=unitedcenter you can see that he no longer uses DW hradware by the wingnuts on the cymbal stands

"Drum tech John “Father” Meyers at Josh Dun’s drum kit, miked throughout by models from Shure: Beta 52A (pictured on inset) and B91A on kick; B57As on snare; B98amp for toms (shown on inset); KSM 137 on hi-hat; and KSM32 for overheads."

In SJC's YouTube Video they say he uses a custom 4x18 Custom UFO with flat black finish.

At 2:58 mike says that he´s ruining a bunch of stands for josh and you can see the hihat stand in the background

At 3:00 Mike from SJC talks about how he is "destroying" stands for Josh with paint and gaff tape.

During the Bandito Tour, Josh Dun utilizes the Zildjian A Custom Mastersound Hi-hats 14'' as an alternative pair, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

Josh Dun uses the Bandito Kit during live performances and in the music video for "The Hype," as detailed on Gear4music.

Seen at 0:40, used by Josh between 2011-2013 as a MIDI/backing track controller before it was replaced by the newer SPD-SX in 2013.

at 1:44 Josh is using a pair of 14" I hi hats

at 1:44 Josh seems to be playing a 18" I crash

"Hey guys, the drums do more than just sound good these days. They looking real good too! Thanks to @drumlite for hooking us up with some sweet LED lights for inside the drum shells." - "Father" John Meyers (Josh's drum tech)

In the YouTube video "Twenty One Pilots Funny Moments (Trench Era) #01," Josh Dun is seen wearing an Apple Watch at the 11:15 mark.

Josh uses this kit to play on the crowd during the bandito tour