Philip Fisher's Gear

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Specified in a Pro-Mark ad embedded in an interview with Fisher printed in the December 1996 issue of Modern Drummer. These may or may not be the same as the customized "Fishsticks" mentioned in the May 1991 issue of Musician.

Musician, May 1991, "Fishbone Swims Upstream To Spawn Its Punk-Funk Hybrid" by Roy Trakin

FISH plays a custom-made Drum Workshop kit with a varying number of pieces, including a bass drum, kick snare, a hi-hat, a rack torn, a floor torn, Zildjian cymbals and an LP timbale. "I pick the tone and the timbre myself. It's really like being in Africa, cutting down a log and choosing the tone." His "Fishstiks" are customized for him by Promark. He calls his setup "my yellow Corvette." "I prefer not using synthesized percussion because the whole feel of playing real drums is more dynamic."

Modern Drummer, December 1996, "Philip 'Fish' Fisher: Way Overboard" by Matt Peiken, pg. 86 (pg. 88 of PDF)

Fish's choice of sticks?

Pro-Mark American Hickory 747 Wood Tip.

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