Altars of Madness Drum Setup: Pete Sandoval's Death Metal Genesis | MetalForge
Pete Sandoval recorded Altars of Madness (1989) on a ddrum (specific series unconfirmed) kit with a ddrum (specific model unconfirmed) snare.
Complete drum gear breakdown for Morbid Angel's Altars of Madness. Discover Pete Sandoval's 1989 kit, revolutionary blast beat techniques, and the Morrisound...
Frequently Asked Questions
What drum kit did Pete Sandoval use on Altars of Madness?
Pete Sandoval recorded Morbid Angel's debut Altars of Madness in 1989 on a ddrum kit — his specific series has not been publicly confirmed — with dual 22x16 inch bass drums, 10 and 12 inch rack toms, and 14 and 16 inch floor toms. His snare was also a ddrum (specific model unconfirmed) at 14x6.5 inches. Whatever the exact configuration, it delivered some of the most ferocious drumming ever committed to tape.
What cymbals did Pete Sandoval use on Altars of Madness?
Pete Sandoval's cymbal brand for Altars of Madness has not been publicly documented. No verified source confirms a specific make or model, so this page does not assign him one.
How much did Pete Sandoval's Altars of Madness drum kit cost?
Pete's specific ddrum kit and snare model from this era haven't been publicly confirmed, so an exact period price isn't available. His cymbal brand is also unconfirmed, so no price estimate can be given for that part of the setup.