What's In Inferno's Behemoth Arsenal: Complete Gear Breakdown | MetalForge
Complete breakdown of Inferno's drum setup for Behemoth. Discover the Pearl drums, Paiste cymbals, and gear that power one of extreme metal's most devastatin...
Frequently Asked Questions
What drum kit does Inferno of Behemoth use?
Inferno plays a Pearl Reference Pure Series kit in a double bass configuration, featuring two 22x18 inch bass drums, 10x7 and 12x8 inch rack toms, and 14 and 16 inch floor toms. The Reference Pure shells combine maple and birch for a balanced tone that blends punch with warmth. This configuration supports the relentless double bass work and precise tom patterns that define Behemoth's extreme blackened death metal sound.
What cymbals does Inferno of Behemoth use?
Inferno uses Paiste RUDE series cymbals. His setup includes a Paiste RUDE Sound Edge 14 inch Hi-Hats, RUDE crashes from 16 to 19 inches, a RUDE 22 inch Ride, a RUDE 18 inch China, and a RUDE 10 inch Splash. The RUDE series produces a loud, raw, and cutting response that projects through Behemoth's dense wall of guitar.
How much does Inferno's Behemoth drum kit cost?
Inferno's Pearl Reference Pure Series shell pack is estimated at $5,000 to $8,000 for the double bass configuration. His Pearl Reference brass or steel snare adds $500 to $700. The Paiste RUDE cymbal setup typically runs $1,800 to $2,800. Combined with hardware, pedals, and accessories, a full comparable Inferno-spec setup can total between $10,000 and $15,000 at current market prices.