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What drums does Dan Searle play?

Dan Searle has been seen using a Zildjian setup built on K Dark Thin crashes, a 22 inch K Custom High Definition ride, K Constantinople and K Custom Session hi-hats and FX stacks. For Holy Hell he has said he used a Pearl Reference brass snare and SJC toms.

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What cymbals does Dan Searle play?

Zildjian lists his setup as 14 inch K Constantinople and K Custom Session hi-hats, 16 and 19 inch K Dark Thin crashes, a 22 inch K Custom High Definition ride, a 10 inch FX China Trash, a 15 inch FX Azuka multi-crash and a splash stack.

What snare did Dan Searle use on Holy Hell?

He told MusicRadar in 2019 that the Holy Hell sessions used a Pearl Reference brass snare.

What drums does Dan Searle use?

For Holy Hell he has said he used SJC toms with a different kick drum, alongside his usual Zildjian cymbals.

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Dan Searle is the drummer and co-founder of Brighton metalcore band Architects. This guide covers his Zildjian cymbal setup and the drums he named for the Holy Hell sessions.

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