* Premier Percussion: Ginger Baker began his drumming career in the early 1960s, using Premier Percussion drums. He played a Premier Duroplastic drum kit, which featured a bass drum, tom-toms, and a snare drum.
* Ludwig-Musser Drums: Baker also used Ludwig-Musser drums during this period. He played a Ludwig Super Classic drum kit, which featured a 22-inch bass drum, 12-inch and 13-inch tom-toms, and a 14-inch snare drum.
Cream Years
* Ludwig Vistalite Drums: Baker's most famous drum kit was the Ludwig Vistalite drum kit, which he used with Cream from 1966 to 1968. This kit featured a clear acrylic bass drum, tom-toms, and a snare drum. The Vistalite drums were known for their unique sound and appearance.
Later Years
* Yamaha Drums: After Cream, Baker continued to use Yamaha drums for the rest of his career. He played a variety of Yamaha drum kits, including the Yamaha Recording Custom drum kit, the Yamaha Maple Custom drum kit, and the Yamaha Live Custom drum kit.
Other Drum Equipment
In addition to drums, Baker also used a variety of other drum equipment, including:
* Zildjian Cymbals: Baker used Zildjian cymbals throughout his career. He played a variety of Zildjian cymbals, including the Zildjian Avedis cymbals, the Zildjian K cymbals, and the Zildjian Z cymbals.
* Remo Drumheads: Baker used Remo drumheads on his drums. He played a variety of Remo drumheads, including the Remo Ambassador drumheads, the Remo Emperor drumheads, and the Remo Powerstroke drumheads.
* DW Pedals: Baker used DW pedals on his drums. He played a variety of DW pedals, including the DW 5000 pedals, the DW 9000 pedals, and the DW Collector's Series pedals.
Baker was known for his powerful and innovative drumming style. He was one of the most influential drummers of his generation, and his drum kits played a major role in his sound.