Equipment
- During the superball 9 festival Jon had a new kit, not noble & cooley or ayotte.
Jon uses a variety of drums and cymbals on his kit; brands such as Noble & Cooley, Gretsch, Ayotte, Zildjian, Sabian, Paiste, and Wuhan. He also uses Remo drum heads, and Vic Firth drum sticks. His setup consists of:
- 22x14 Gretsch bass drum (1958–63) re-wrapped by Precision Drum Company.
- 6x6 Noble & Cooley tom (in Black Finish)
- 8x7 Noble & Cooley tom
- 10x7 Noble & Cooley tom
- 12x8 Noble & Cooley tom
- 14x12 Noble & Cooley Floor Tom
- 16x14 Noble & Cooley Floor Tom
- 14x6.5 Ayotte 18-Ply Maple Snare (or 14x6.5 Precision 21-Ply Maple Snare w/ custom 3D phish logo).
Cymbals include:
- 14" hi-hats (Zildjian A New Beat top, Paiste Formula 602 bottom)
- 13" Paiste Mega Cup Chime
- 15" Istanbul Agop Medium Thin Crash
- 18" Sabian HHX Evolution Crash
- 6" Rancan Ice Bell
- 8" Zildjian A Custom Splash
- 16" Sabian HHX Evolution Crash
- 21" Sabian AA Dry Ride
- 20" Zildjian A Custom Flat Ride w/ rivets
- 18" Wuhan China
- 22" Zildjian Pang
He uses Vic Firth drum sticks. His preferred "perfect pair" is the Peter Erskine Ride Stick and the American Classic 55A. He uses TG12 Sticks for practice, Vic Firth and Regal Tip Brushes, and Vic Firth T1 Mallets.
He uses Remo drum heads. His preferred setup:
- Snare: Coated Ambassador; Bottom: Clear Diplomat
- Toms: Clear Emperors; Bottoms: Clear Emperors
- Kick: Coated Powerstroke 3; Bottoms: Ebony Ambassador
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