Steve Smith (drummer)
Steve Smith (drummer)'s Gear
Journey drummer Steve Smith uses the Sonor Steve Smith Signature drum set, as detailed in a MusicRadar article. This drum set features 9-ply Beechwood shells with a special edition badge reminiscent of the old Signature series. It includes Steve's Signature S Classix T-bar tom mount and is finished in Birdseye Amber satin lacquer. The set comprises a 20" x 16" bass drum, 8" x 8", 10" x 8", and 12" x 8" toms, 14" x 14" and 16" x 16" floor toms, and a 5" x 12" snare drum.
As mentioned on the official Vic Firth website.
He uses it for electronic and acoustic percussions and sound effects while playing his acoustic set.
As mentioned on Zildjian's official website.
As mentioned on Zildjian's official website.
Shown in this video playing a white Sonor SQ2 Drum kit. Sizes are: 2 22 x 14 bass drums (medium beech) 8x7, 10x8 ,12x9 tom toms (medium maple) 14 x 14, 16 x 16, 18 x 16 floor toms (medium maple) 14 x 5.5 snare drum(medium beech) 12 x 5 snare drum (medium maple)
As mentioned on the official Vic Firth website.
As mentioned on Zildjian's official website.
Steve Smith is noted on Zildjian's official website as using the Zildjian 22" K Constantinople Renaissance Ride.
Steve Smith uses the Zildjian 15" A Avedis HiHat Pair with his Sonor SQ2 drum kit and during his tenure with Journey from 2015 to 2020, as evidenced by the source image provided.
Steve Smith is confirmed to use the Remo Powerstroke 3 Clear Black Dot Bass Drumheads as his bass drum batter heads, as detailed in the video "Kit Walkthrough: Steve Smith SQ2 Journey Setup" by SonorDrumTube on YouTube.
He using the Remo Ambassador Clear Drumheads since he started playing drums, as confirmed in this YouTube video.
Steve Smith confirmed that he uses the Remo Powerstroke 3 Clear Drumhead for his bass drum resonant heads. He also use it for bass batter in some demonstration of his work
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