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RUSH: 30th Anniversary Drum Kit And Drum Sticks To Be Produced

August 14, 2006

According to a posting on the RUSH fan site Power Windows, DW Drums is producing thirty limited-edition RUSH "R30" tour kits — replicas of the kit Neil Peart used during the band's "R30" tour, complete with gold plated hardware and custom album logos. Although the kit will feature all three snares, it will not include the Roland V drums. Only 30 will be made, and although the suggested retail price will be $53,000, they will be available to order from Guitar Center for $30,000. The kits will not be available for order until on October 30 at 8:00 a.m., and there will be no pre-orders. The "R30" drum kit will be in Guitar Center's October catalog, and will also be available on NeilPeart.net. In addition, Pro-Mark has announced it will be producing limited-edition "R30" Neil Peart drum sticks to be available at Guitar Center and Musician's Friend stores on October 1. Two sets will be available: one will include sticks for "Test For Echo", "Grace Under Pressure", and "Counterparts", while another will include sticks for "Presto", "Roll The Bones", and "2112". Each set will include a chance to win a copy of "Roadshow" or "Anatomy of a Drum Solo". More information is available at www.neilpeartdrumsticks.com.

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