Hardware Used for mini E Drum Setup

Here's the hardware I used to create my mini E-drum setup all on a single stand. Very easy to transport around and takes up just as much room as a guitarist with a pedalboard. This minimalistic setup has multiple options and variations you can work with and I tried to use different kinds of hardware to experiment with to find out which item is the most efficient and flexible to work with.

UPDATE: no longer using the Gibraltar attachment for additional crash pad, its too heavy takes away from the minimalistic setup. Also I swapped the Roland FD-8 hi-hat controller for an M-Audio SP-1 sustain pedal which is much easier to transport and again takes up less room on stage.
https://m-audio.com/products/view/sp-1

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0:00 - Intro
0:10 - List of gear used
0:30 - The "Frame" (a single stand)
1:28 - Snare attachment
2:27 - Floor Tom attachment
3:51 - HiHat attachment
5:22 - Additional attachment for another cymbal
7:57 - Why do this kind of setup?

https://www.strikemultipad.com/

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...

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https://gibraltarhardware.com/collect...

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...

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https://www.roland.com/nz/products/pd-8/

https://reverb.com/item/22018411-rola...

https://www.roland.com/nz/products/fd-8/

https://www.roland.com/nz/products/kd-7/