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We went to last January’s NAMM show with one objective in mind — to discover all the latest drum and percussion equipment and report back to you, our dear users. So here’s what we found, with specs and first impressions, broken into convenient categories for easy navigating.
Mike Upah’s “Burnt Toast” Pork Pie Drum Set
Mike Upah, the drummer for a cover band called Riot Inc, found this baby on Ebay and decided to nab it. We don't blame him one bit.
Florrie Arnold Sets London’s Pop Scene Ablaze
AGE 19EQUIPMENT Ludwig acrylic, Pro-Mark sticks, Zildjian cymbals, Remo heads.
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