Jason Godek is the hard-hitting drummer behind Kill the Drama, out of Pennsylvania. Jason rocks a Phattie kit with a 13″x9″ rack tom, 16″x15″ and 18″x16″ floor toms, 24″x20″ bass drum, and a killer 14″x7″ snare. The finish is Silver Glass Glitter with a red glass pinstripe, looks great on stage, check it out:
This sweet little setup features a 16″x16″ main drum and 12″x6″ snare in gold glass glitter. The wood hoops feature a smooth semi-gloss black lacquer and red glass glitter inlay for a classy look and different tone. Using a shorter main drum makes cocktail drums easy to play while sitting down, and lets you use a hi-hat stand. Great for light-weight gigs where a real hi-hat would come in handy:
This kit is a standard Deluxe Cocktail Kit with a custom wrapped finish. Silver glass glitter featuring a red glass glitter inlay framed by thin strips of true black glass glitter. The sizes are standard Deluxe, with a 16″x24″ cocktail drum, 10″x6″ snare, and 10″x8″ tom. Upgrades included DW hihat and cymbal arms for this particular kit.
This Phattie Custom Shop kit features great sizes for some serious rock. The rack tom is a 13″x9″ and the floor toms are 16″x14″ and 18″x16″, all 6-ply maple. The bass is a massive 26″x16″ 8-ply maple, and the snare is a 14″x6.5″. The Radio King style lugs are special order on Phatties, and look great against the red glass glitter finish.
Been feeling a little nostalgic this week, having crossed the 10-years-in-business threshold recently. So for today’s good times, here’s a shot of my first kit I bought myself back in the day. I believe they originated in the factory that eventually became Pearl. Japanese imports with Slingerland knock-off hardware, and a very faded Red Glass Glitter finish. 12″x8″, 16″x16″, 20″X14″, and a 14″x5.5″ snare. Found them in a classified ad from a pawn shop around 15 years ago, and to this day they still get a little stick time.
Stauffer Custom Drums & Percussion
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