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| [[July 1980]] - [[August 1980]]
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=Introduction=
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This is the equipment [[Stewart Copeland]] used in the studio for recording [[Zenyatta Mondatta]].
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=Gear breakdown=
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'''Drums'''
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*TAMA Superstar (9-Ply) Super Mahogany
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*14" x 22" Bass Drum
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*8" x 10" Rack Tom
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*8" x 12" Rack Tom
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*9" x 13" Rack Tom
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*16" x 16" Floor Tom
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*Pearl 5" x 14" Snare (B4514 Jupiter Chrome-Over-Brass)
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*TAMA Octobans (1970's Model Royalstar Lugs)
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'''Additional Drums'''
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'''Hardware'''
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*TAMA
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'''Cymbals'''
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*Zildjian 16" A Crash
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*Zildjian 13"/14" New Beat Hi-Hats
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*Zildjian 8"/10" A Splash
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*Zildjian 16" A Crash
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*Zildjian 18" A Crash
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*Zildjian 22" Ping Ride
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'''Heads'''
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'''Sticks'''
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*Calato Regal Tip 'Rock' Model
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'''Electronics'''
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=Quotations and trivia=
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Jeff Seitz apparently still has this drum kit
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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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=References and footnotes=
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The information is taken from Police Confidential book by Danny Quatrochi, I'll Be Watching You: Inside the Police, 1980-83 book by Andy Summers.
  
 
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Revision as of 10:14, 12 November 2008


Stewart Copeland studio gear for Ghost In The Machine recording
Diagram or photo related to this artist's musical gear
Artist: Stewart Copeland
Band or ensemble: The Police
Time gear used: July 1980 - August 1980

Introduction

This is the equipment Stewart Copeland used in the studio for recording Zenyatta Mondatta.

Gear breakdown

Drums

  • TAMA Superstar (9-Ply) Super Mahogany
  • 14" x 22" Bass Drum
  • 8" x 10" Rack Tom
  • 8" x 12" Rack Tom
  • 9" x 13" Rack Tom
  • 16" x 16" Floor Tom
  • Pearl 5" x 14" Snare (B4514 Jupiter Chrome-Over-Brass)
  • TAMA Octobans (1970's Model Royalstar Lugs)

Additional Drums

Hardware

  • TAMA

Cymbals

  • Zildjian 16" A Crash
  • Zildjian 13"/14" New Beat Hi-Hats
  • Zildjian 8"/10" A Splash
  • Zildjian 16" A Crash
  • Zildjian 18" A Crash
  • Zildjian 22" Ping Ride

Heads

Sticks

  • Calato Regal Tip 'Rock' Model

Electronics

Quotations and trivia

Jeff Seitz apparently still has this drum kit

See also

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

External links

This section needs more information.

References and footnotes

The information is taken from Police Confidential book by Danny Quatrochi, I'll Be Watching You: Inside the Police, 1980-83 book by Andy Summers.

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