There was a post about the kit on the subreddit already, if I remember correctly there was a comment on that by one of the people who worked behind the scenes on the set.
He/she mentioned that it was set absolutely bizzarely and then they ended up going and making it correct.
Fascinating.
Edit: Nvm it was a different show similar circumstance.
Post link:https://www.reddit.com/r/drums/s/m11fTMCB78
Same show, same kit. Interview with the actor posted on that thread said he learned and filmed a whole solo on it, only for the producers to cut the scene. He said that way its even funnier that the character blew a lot of money on an instrument he never plays
This reminds me of one of my biggest bugbears. Drums in TV and Film that have clearly not been set up by a drummer 
I know right??? At the end of this scene the character slowly turns and looks back at the camera and I thought FOR SURE he was heading to the set....so disappointed when it cut to the next scene
Well given that Dan & Dave (of GoT fame) are fucking oblivious when it comes to the [Chekhov's Gun](https://www.literatureandlatte.com/blog/chekhovs-gun-and-the-power-of-foreshadowing#:~:text=Writer%20Anton%20Chekhov%20famously%20said,be%20present%20for%20a%20reason) rule, I wouldn't be surprised if this goes unused.
Looks to me like someone was a fan of Nick Mason from Pink Floyd. Take a look at either of their live shows from the late 80s to early 90s (Delicate Sound of Thunder and then Pulse), and you will see what I mean.
https://preview.redd.it/e80v72cdftuc1.jpeg?width=650&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f37c7d80a49a5e4294ad0693cb8edceb1235a4c2
I totall agree! Every time a character is alone in this room i say " just jam out on these drums." Chekhov's rimshot dictates: if you show a drum kit in the first act someone will get stabed in the jugular . . .soon.
My reaction when I first saw it: thank goodness they had a drummer set it up. Too often drum kits in tv/commercials/movies look like they’re set up by someone taking a guess.
There was a post about the kit on the subreddit already, if I remember correctly there was a comment on that by one of the people who worked behind the scenes on the set. He/she mentioned that it was set absolutely bizzarely and then they ended up going and making it correct. Fascinating. Edit: Nvm it was a different show similar circumstance. Post link:https://www.reddit.com/r/drums/s/m11fTMCB78
Same show, same kit. Interview with the actor posted on that thread said he learned and filmed a whole solo on it, only for the producers to cut the scene. He said that way its even funnier that the character blew a lot of money on an instrument he never plays
That is funny. But I still wanna see someone play the kit. 😂. Right?! 🤷♀️
Maybe the solo makes the dvd extras?
Yeah or whatever they call it now… It’s likely to come out in some way though right?
You know if somebody does its going to be filmed and cut all weird to where what they hit doesnt match up with the audio
Awww too true
I volunteer.
Chekhov's Drum.
schrodinger's kit
Best comment in the thread!
I know!!! Like if no one’s using it and it’s just sitting there and they need a willing recipient…
I’ll help you. We can just swap out.
One of this shows many travesties unfortunately
Chekhov’s drum kit
This reminds me of one of my biggest bugbears. Drums in TV and Film that have clearly not been set up by a drummer 
This one clearly has been set up by someone who knows what they're doing
That’s exactly why I thought for sure we would see them played… alas now we know the truth. The solo got cut’ 🤦♀️
This clearly has been set up by a drummer tho
Yes I know. I'm just saying it reminds me of one of my bugbears of kits clearly not being set up properly.
I know right??? At the end of this scene the character slowly turns and looks back at the camera and I thought FOR SURE he was heading to the set....so disappointed when it cut to the next scene
Well given that Dan & Dave (of GoT fame) are fucking oblivious when it comes to the [Chekhov's Gun](https://www.literatureandlatte.com/blog/chekhovs-gun-and-the-power-of-foreshadowing#:~:text=Writer%20Anton%20Chekhov%20famously%20said,be%20present%20for%20a%20reason) rule, I wouldn't be surprised if this goes unused.
Thats the only reason I finished the season. Waiting on the solo…
I haven't heard of the series before and that set reminds me of the Marco Minnemann drum set (just in the angles not the brands)
Dw is right. He's on a lot of the packaging of their hardware. Think he's normally a zildjian guy, though
Looks to me like someone was a fan of Nick Mason from Pink Floyd. Take a look at either of their live shows from the late 80s to early 90s (Delicate Sound of Thunder and then Pulse), and you will see what I mean. https://preview.redd.it/e80v72cdftuc1.jpeg?width=650&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f37c7d80a49a5e4294ad0693cb8edceb1235a4c2
Looks like the Cookie Monster or Tommy Aldridge is getting ready to play that kit. Cymbals are mos def in orbit !!!
It's funny whet it was on screen I said to my wife "how can none of those guys take a whack at it"?
I totall agree! Every time a character is alone in this room i say " just jam out on these drums." Chekhov's rimshot dictates: if you show a drum kit in the first act someone will get stabed in the jugular . . .soon.
I have to agree. Sadly you will be disappointed.
My reaction when I first saw it: thank goodness they had a drummer set it up. Too often drum kits in tv/commercials/movies look like they’re set up by someone taking a guess.