Michael Cavanagh "Mickey Cavs"

Cavs uses 6” 8” 10” 12” and 14” Remo Roto toms as shown in the modern drummer tour kit rundown video at 9:23.

Cavs can be seen using DW 9000 pedals during the track “Parking”. (Image taken from “CHUNKY SHRAPNEL”).

As seen on the image provided cavs is using clear “Remo” powerstroke 3s. Before the release of “K.G” he can be Seen using coated powerstroke 3s.

At 21:46, during the beginning of "Magma", you can see the brown colored snare weight on Cavs's snare.

At 21:46, you can see a moongel on Cavs's high tom. I'm pretty sure you see him use them in other videos too, like his rig rundown on the King Gizz yt channel.

In his video series at the Dream Cymbals office in Toronto, Cavs is seen using three Pearl BC 830 Boom Cymbal Stands, with the China being at a constant straight, the Ride being on a constant boom, and the Bliss Crash/Ride being either straight or boom depending on the second kick drum. The stands can be identified as the Pearl BC 830 with the unique cymbal tilter and the wing nut at the top of the felts. It's possible that the Pearl logo is visible in some shots, however due to the camera's angles and YouTube compression, it can't be confirmed.

At 13:25, DW 5500 Hi Hat Stand is shown in the video.

At 6:02 in the video "Mickey Cavs - KGLW - Tour Kit Rundown" by Modern Drummer Official on YouTube, Michael Cavanagh, also known as Mickey Cavs, confirms the use of a Remo Ambassador Vintage Coated Drumhead on his main snare drum.

At 12:37 in the video titled "Mickey Cavs - KGLW - Tour Kit Rundown," hosted by Modern Drummer Official, Michael Cavanagh, also known as "Mickey Cavs," is seen using a DW 5000 Series Double Bass Drum Pedal with his hi-hat cymbal. This video provides direct visual confirmation of the gear in use during a tour kit rundown at Factory Town in Hialeah, Florida.