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| [[Stewart Copeland]]
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| [[The Police]]
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| <b>Time gear used:</b>
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| [[1983]] - [[1984]]
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=Introduction=
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This is the equipment [[Stewart Copeland]] used for live performances during the [[1983-1984 Synchronicity Tour]].
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=Gear breakdown=
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TAMA Imperialstar - Midnight Blue:
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* 10",12",13" Toms
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* 14" Snare
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* 16" Floor Tom
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* 14x22 Kick
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* Low Pitch Octobans
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* 2 Simmons Pads
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* Tama Snyper Trigger
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* LP Cowbells
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Paiste cymbals:
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* 8" 2002 Bell
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* 8",10" 2002 Splash
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* 16" Rude crash/ride x2
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* 18" 2002 crashes x2
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* 24" Rude Ride/crash
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* 22" 2002 China Type
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* 8" UFIP Ice Bell
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* 13" 602 Heavy Hi Hats
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Percussion Riser:
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* 14x20 Gong Drum
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* 8x12,9x13 Imperialstar rack toms
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* Congas
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* Paiste complete Percussion set (Rotosound, gongs, accent cymbals etc.)
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* Orchestra Bells
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* Xylophone
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* Row of Cowbells
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* Snare drum
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* Various Paiste Crashes, Splashes, Ride and China's
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Sticks:
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* Regal Tip Rock
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* Mike Baltar  Mallets
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=Quotations and trivia=
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''This section needs more information. Include any quotes of interest from the artist on the use of this gear or anything else of relevance.''
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=See also=
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''This section needs more information. Include intra-wiki links that are relevant.''
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=External links=
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''This section needs more information.''
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=References and footnotes=
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source: Jeremy Truitt
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[[Category:Touring gear (The Police-Stewart Copeland)]][[Category:Touring gear (Stewart Copeland)]]

Latest revision as of 10:06, 17 September 2015

Stewart Copeland's gear for the Synchronicity Tour
Diagram or photo related to this artist's musical gear
Artist: Stewart Copeland
Band or ensemble: The Police
Time gear used: 1983 - 1984

Introduction

This is the equipment Stewart Copeland used for live performances during the 1983-1984 Synchronicity Tour.

Gear breakdown

TAMA Imperialstar - Midnight Blue:

  • 10",12",13" Toms
  • 14" Snare
  • 16" Floor Tom
  • 14x22 Kick
  • Low Pitch Octobans
  • 2 Simmons Pads
  • Tama Snyper Trigger
  • LP Cowbells


Paiste cymbals:

  • 8" 2002 Bell
  • 8",10" 2002 Splash
  • 16" Rude crash/ride x2
  • 18" 2002 crashes x2
  • 24" Rude Ride/crash
  • 22" 2002 China Type
  • 8" UFIP Ice Bell
  • 13" 602 Heavy Hi Hats


Percussion Riser:

  • 14x20 Gong Drum
  • 8x12,9x13 Imperialstar rack toms
  • Congas
  • Paiste complete Percussion set (Rotosound, gongs, accent cymbals etc.)
  • Orchestra Bells
  • Xylophone
  • Row of Cowbells
  • Snare drum
  • Various Paiste Crashes, Splashes, Ride and China's


Sticks:

  • Regal Tip Rock
  • Mike Baltar Mallets

Quotations and trivia

This section needs more information. Include any quotes of interest from the artist on the use of this gear or anything else of relevance.

See also

This section needs more information. Include intra-wiki links that are relevant.

External links

This section needs more information.

References and footnotes

source: Jeremy Truitt

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