Equipment
Throughout his career, yukihiro has played Pearl drums and Sabian cymbals. He uses two double bass drum kits, with different set ups. He has his own signature 13x3.5" snare drum made by Pearl. He has also played his kit with Remo rototoms.
- Drums
- Pearl MX Standard Maple Pure White Lacquer + Remo Roto Tom:
- Pearl Brass Shell Piccolo Snare 14″ x 3.5″
- Tom Tom 10″ x 8″
- Floor Tom 14″ x 14″
- Floor Tom 16″ x 16″
- Remo Roto TOM 6″
- Remo Roto TOM 8″
- Remo Roto TOM 10″
- Bass Drum 22″ x 18″
- Hardware
- Pearl Rack System
- Cymbals
- Sabian HH Series & AA Series + Afro:
- 13″ Flat Hi Hat
- 16″ Sound Control Crash
- 10″ Mini Hi Hat
- 18″ Thin China
- 8″ China Kang
- 8″ Afro China Splash
- 18″ Thin China
- 12″ Mini China
- 12″ Mini Hi Hat
- 10″ Leopard Ride
- 16″ Sound Control Crash
- 16″ Chins
- yukihiro Signature Snare Drum
- YA-9114P (14″x3.5″) 60,000yen
- Shell : Hammered Brass
- Hoops : Top-Single Flange / 10 Tensions; Bottom – MasterCast / 10 Tensions
- Strainer : SR-010B
- SnareWire : S-022
- Lugs : FT-35B
- Bolts : Top – SST-5042F; Bottom – SST 5038
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