Paul Jamieson is better known as “Jamo” to virtually every first call drummer and producer in Los Angeles. Starting in the early he 1970s was in top demand as a studio and touring drum tech and soon opened his now legendary Paul Jamieson Studio Rentals, providing top quality drum rentals and service to the exploding Los Angeles recording world. He worked closely with top drummers including Jeff Porcaro, Steve Smith, Tony Williams, Mick Fleetwood, Steve Ferrone, Steven Adler, Phil Collins, Alex Van Halen, Steve Jordan and David Garibaldi. He supported artists including Mariah Carey, Eric Clapton, Pink Floyd, Neil Young, Heart and John Mayer. Top producers and engineers like David Foster, Marc Ronson, Al Schmidt, Ron Nevison and Nico Bolas all consider Jamo as part of their studio “A-Team.” Think that’s a pretty impressive list? It barely scratches the surface.

Jamo retired a few years ago after an extraordinary 50 year career. We're excited to present this collection of his most in demand studio-tested "workhorse"gear.

Paul Jameson's 37x17.5x22.5" Five Snare Drum Case - Black

This heavy-duty professional Anvil five-snare drum touring road case went on countless tours and sessions full of Jamo's greatest snare drums.

Measuring approximately 37 x 17.5 x 22.5 inches, the case can be divided into five individually adjustable compartments to accommodate any combination of snare depths (see second photo).

Original “PAUL JAMIESON / STUDIO DRUM RENTALS” stencil along with the large “D4” identification marking. These markings, along with the scratches and road wear, are an important part of the case's history and provenance.

Condition: Very good road-used condition. Everything works as intended. Plenty of scratches, scuffs, and tarnish from years of professional use.

Brand: Anvil Cases
Type: Custom five-snare drum touring road case
Exterior Dimensions: Approx. 37" x 17.5" x 22.5"
Era: Circa 1980s–1990s
Country: USA
Finish: Black
Provenance: Paul “Jamo” Jamieson Collection

Comes with a certificate of authentication signed by Paul “Jamo” Jamieson.