We use all Yamaha's

Snare
1. Dynasty
2. Pearl
3. Yamaha

Tenor
1. Pearl
2. Dynasty
3. Yamaha

Bass
1. Yamaha
2. Pearl
3. Dynasty

Snare - Yamaha
Bass - Yamaha
Tenors - Premier

I would just like to say that having played the Pearl Championship Series Tenors for 2 years now, I have MAJOR complaints with those drums. Unless tuned perfectly, they sound horrible, The attatchmens for carriers have broken on all 3 sets of our tenors now. and other things which ill stop ranting about.

Snare: Yamaha--------Heads: Remo White Max
Tenor: Dynasty-------Heads: Remo Suede
Bass: Pearl----------Heads: Remo
Pit: Adams

snares-Yamaha

tenors-Dynasty

basses-Pearl

Snares - Pearl (B-e-a-utiful)

Tenors - Dynasty (They make the best sixes around)

Basses - Yamaha (Nobody compares, seriously)

And I have to make a "top 3" list for cymbals, it was a hard decision:

1) Zildjian
2) Zildjian
3) Zildjian

-Zach

Snare-Pearl-evans mx white
Tenor-Dynasty-Remo Smooth White
Bass-Pearl-Remo Powermax
Cymbals-Zildjian-Hard choice on heads lol

Snare-Dynasty
Tenor-Dynasty
Bass-Dynasty
Cymbals-Zildjian
Pit-Adams, but Dynasty's is getting there
Sticks and Mallets-Innovative Percussion

Yamaha all the way for snares, tenors, and basses.

Here goes...

Snares-The Pearl FFX's just sound great, look great, and are of great quality.

Tenors-I have some Pearl quints, and the hardware is weird, so I'm going to have to go with Dynasty because they were the first with 6-8 spock setup and the cradle just puts the icing on the cake.

Basses-Pearl because they are quality made and sound great in any situation.

Cymbals-The Zildjian ZXT's. They are light. Sound awesome, really bright, and look cool right out of the bag.