Tommy Lee

For 1, It Is On His Artist Page On The Pearl US Website, And You Can See Him Using This Kit On The Motley Crue Final Tour.

Zildjian.com website Kit Breakdown for Tommy Lee

Click on "Kit Breakdown" and Zildjian's website will show Tommy Lee's Drum Set in detail.

On Zildjian's Website Tommy Lee's Drum Set is broken down into components.

Zildjian website breaks down Tommy Lee's Drum Kit.

His Sticks He Uses In Concerts

One Redd.47 is used for the kick and another is used for the snare in most recording sessions.

"My favourite kick mic at the moment is the Sennheiser 602's because of the curve."

"These are the TG 2-500 series."

This can be seen as part of the rack-mountable equipment in the studio in this video.

Two of these are used for guitar.

Tommy Lee has his own custom made versions of the RODE NTR active ribbon studio microphones.

Used for recording the Toms.

Vintage reissue microphone used sometimes to record the kick drum.

Male vocals and kick drum are normally recorded using this.

Used to record the snare top and snare beater-side.

There are four of these in Tommy Lee's studio rack, used for microphones on Hi-Hats, Toms and Overheads.

This is a remote microphone positioning motor which can be controlled from the control room to save running back and forth to move the microphone manually.

The main stereo pair of monitors in the studio are 3-way passive ATL version PMC BB5's without sub-woofers.

Also ATL monitors, used for lengthy listening sessions as they don't tire the ears.

Not used for mixing, just for testing different speaker systems on final mix downs.

At 1:48, Next to his Pioneer EFX-500, Tommy Lee is seen with a Native Instruments Maschine.

Two Chandler limited Little Devil's equaliser can be seen in the studio.

"These are the RS124's."

"56 channel SSL G plus which is pretty darn beautiful."

When there are two engineers in the studio this midi keyboard is for the second computer.

Barely ever used, bouncing down is done within pro-tools.