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Following his near-fatal car crash on New Year's Eve 1984, Rick Allen collaborated with Simmons and later Pintech engineers to redesign modern drumming ergonomics. On this 2018 O2 tour, his hybrid rig utilized acoustic shells retrofitted with Pintech electronic triggers alongside DDrum Acoustic Pro triggers. Four heavy-duty foot pedals on his left side convert heel-and-toe pedal strokes into velocity-sensitive MIDI impulses, feeding off-stage samplers to recreate the thunderous studio snare punch live. Source: 65Drums technical gear breakdown with Rick Allen drum tech John Zucker (2017); Modern Drummer interview archives. Tags: Rick Allen, Def Leppard, drum gear, Simmons drums, Pintech, hybrid drumming, electronic percussion, Tommy Lee, Cozy Powell, 80s drums #Shorts #DefLeppard #GuitarGear #RickAllen #RockHistory

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