Nick Mason

Nick Mason used Roto Toms to create the intro for Time, they can be seen on his kit here

On this forum they talk about how Mason used a 1969/1970 Ludwig Silver Sparkle.

Here's a few old pics. Don't know the years but Premier and Ludwig kits.

This kit was used by Nick Mason for some concert in 2006 during the tour Dark Side Of The Moon of Roger Waters.

The kit Fibes is used by Nick Mason in 72's and 73's while Kit Ludwig Silver Sparkle was painted with The Great Waves. ( used also used in Denmark, in September 1971 )

a unique kit made for Nick Mason.

All throughout the video he is playing the Paiste Cymbals He is listed on the Paiste Website as an endorser http://www.paiste.com/e/endorser_det.php?page=setup&endorserid=1296

The Paiste Website lists all of Mason's Cymbals

Listed on Paiste's endorsers section.

Listed on Paiste's endorsers section.

Listed on Paiste's endorsers section.

Listed on Paiste's endorsers section.

The Paiste Cymbals 2002 are Nick Mason's favorite cymbals with the Paiste Signature. This ride is probably his favorite.

Nick Mason's sticks of choice, according to Promark's official website.

Promark Custom Nick Mason

Used on Mason's bass drum to produce the "heart beat" on "Speak to Me", as stated by sound engineer Alan Parsons in this June 1998 interview with Media&Marketing.

The opening [heart beat] was just a gated bass drum. Kepex noise gates or expanders were quite a new technology at the time. It actually explains a lot about the sound of the album, since the Kepex had a sound of its own.

"Well, I'm not an electric guitar player, really. I do have electric guitars, [...] I actually have a nice Fender Precision Bass, a nice Strat, a Telecaster, an Ovation and a Martin D-18. "

Snare used by Nick Mason during the Live at Pompeii ( Pink Floyd , 1971 )