Matt Halpern

Halpern says he uses this drum kit in the video's description.

In this post Matt announces that he has become a pearl artist. He states that he is using a music city custom reference kit. He has a 13 rack, 16 and 18 floor, and a 22 kick. He used this kit to record periphery 4. Matt switched to pearl after being a long time mapex artist. He did so because he felt change was needed after people he worked closely with at mapex either passed away, or left mapex.

Halpern lists this as the splash cymbal he uses in the video's description.

Halpern lists these as the hi-hats he uses in the video's description.

In this video for Meinl, Matt Talks about and demos is Meinl Artist Concept stack. This stack is modled after the stack that he had been using for years, well before joing Periphery. This stack is the combination of a 18 inch china, and a 17 inch crash. on both the china and the crash one side is Lathed while the other side is hammered. The cymbals are finished this way to get different tones out of the cymbals depending on they way the stack is configured on a cymbal stand

In this post on the Meinal website, they detail the cymbal setup that Matt uses. in his setup he uses a 18 inch Byzance crash

In this post on the Meinl website, Meinl looks at Matt's cymbal setup. in his setup he uses a 18 inch sand crash. This crash is used to compliment the byzance medium crash he also has in his setup.

In this post on the Meinl website, Meinl looks at Matt's cymbal setup. In his setup he uses a 18 inch extra dry china.

In this post on the Meinl website, Meinl looks at Matt's cymbal setup. in his setup he uses a byzance dark ride. This crash is used to compliment the other cymbals that he uses in his cymbal setup

In this post on the Meinl website, Meinl looks at Matt's cymbal setup. in his setup he uses a 8 inch dark splash. This splash is used on top of a 10 inch gen x china to make a mini stack

In this post on the Meinl website, Meinl looks at Matt's cymbal setup. in his setup he uses a 10 inch gen x china. This gen x china is used underneath a meinl dark splash. this cymbal combination is used to make a mini stack

In this post matt halpern shows off his drum kit setup. he shows that he uses a byzance china in his cymbal setup

in this post matt can be seen using a classic custom crash in his cymbal setup

Matt can be seen using a m20 ride cymbal in his cymbal setup

In this post it is shown that matt uses a byzance brilliant crash

In this post Matt shows his setup. IN his setup a classic custom trash china can be seen

In this post Matt shows off his setup. in matt;s setup can be seen a pair off byzance brilliant hi hats

Matt shows in this post that he uses a meinl dry duel cymbal in his setup

for the recording of p4, Matt used a meinl benny greb crasher hats pair. this is a 8 inch mini hat. matt uses this a a accent cymbal

He uses these hats in the playthrough

In this video for Promark, Matt talks about his signature sticks. Matt explains the orange design on his sticks. The color is because of his home town of Baltimore, and his love of the Baltimore Orioles. Matt also explains that, he wanted the sticks to be weighted in a way that it helps the drums respond to his playing style.

First fully mixed live drumming by Matt Halpern to introduce his signature snare drum.

In this studio update matt states that he used a sensitone snare. he used this as one of the snare sounds on the record

In this studio update, Matt shows the snares he used on the periphery record. one of the snares he used was the pearl reference brass snare

IN this post Matt shows off the vk drums custom snare he had made. this snare is etched with a periphery logo in the side

Halpern lists this mic as the top head snare drum mic he uses in the video's description.

In the video description, Halpern lists the microphones used on the kit. For the kick drum, he used a Shure Beta 91A on the inside of the drum.