Awesome. Aaron, for being your biggest fan and stuff, could you send me, like a year supply of your stix? Dude, I would tell everyone about it>....lol... just kidding man..lol
Aaron you are a very innovative drummer u are in my top 5 all day every day I have a question for you when choosing the sizes of your drums what was the deciding factor to go with the sizes you chose most guys I know who have a 16 inch floor tom tend to have 12 and 13 inch rack toms with you that's not the case
Aaron love the sound of your stack .thanks i ganna get same ohh and your set up kicks mate . surprise me with useing big size cymbels to norm rock there you go . live by your name mr exlosive mr spears take care mate thanks
I'm not sure if this has been answered already, but I think it's just gaffer's tape (or however you spell it) holding down what look to be DrumTacs. I could be wrong, though.
Its Russ Millers, signature Yamaha Groove Wedge. I think you may be able to find some on ebay, but from what ive seen with major distributors its discontinued.
I would do some more extensive research, but the Remo equivalents to the Evans EMAD would be the Remo Powerstroke Pro (permanent Evans-like dampening ring on the outside) and the Powersonic bass head I believe it's called (two smaller, permanent foam rings on the inside of the head with a removable pillow that fastens to the outside of the head). I use an ebony Powerstroke Pro on my 22x18 Mapex Horizon bass drum, very little third-party muffling (all I have in there is a medium-thin basketball warmup top from high school) with a Remo ebony Powerstroke 3 that's been pre-ported on the front. Sounds killer.
