"Standard" kit (shown above):

Precision Drum Company with Hit Drum finish; all maple shells and hoops

18x22" bass drum
Various snare drums; shown is Ayotte WoodHoop 4x14"
5x12" Precision Drum snare drum to left of hihat
7x10" tom
8x12" tom
12x14" tom
14x16" tom

Cymbals (L to R): Zildjian (mostly)

14" A New Beat hi hats
15" Azuka Latin Multi-Crash (with three rivets)
8" A Extra-Thin Splash
16" K Constantinople Crash (also used: 16" K Dark Thin or 17" A Custom Crash)
10" K Splash
Various ride cymbals; shown is 21" K Custom Special Dry (also used: 22" K Custom Medium, 22" K Custom Dry Light, 22" K Constantinople Med. Thin High, others)
18" K Constantinople Crash (also used: 17" or 18" A Custom or 18" K Dark Thin Crash)
12" A Special Recording hi hats
18" Sabian HHX Evolution O-Zone crash

Heads: Remo Ambassador; coated on top of all toms and snare drums; clear on bottom of toms; clear Ambassador snare-side on bottom of snare drums; Powerstroke 3 on bass drum batter-side and Ebony Ambassador on front with 7" vent hole cut off-center

Hardware: DW, including 9000 series double-bass drum pedal and hi hat stand

Sticks: Vic Firth 5A, 85A, Peter Erskine Ride Stick models

An alternate setup I've been experimenting with lately is shown above, with the toms pushed over to the left, which makes ride cymbal playing easier! Configuration of components is largely identical to the other setup, though note the 16" A Swish (with rivets) to the far left, and the snare drum is a Noble & Cooley Alloy Classic 6¼x14".

My jazz kit is much simpler, and consists of the 10", 12" and 14" toms (usually just the 10" and 14", actually), a 14x18" bass drum (no hole in front head, of course) and darker, "jazzier" cymbals. Shown here is a pair of 14" New Beat hihats (I now have an "Old K" made in Istanbul for the top which sounds great), a 17" K Dark Thin crash, a 20" Pre-Aged K ride and an 18" Pre-Aged K ride with 2 rivets installed that I often use on the left side as a crash/ride. I also use K Constantinople rides and crashes (20" Medium ride, 22" Medium Thin High ride; 16", 18" crashes) I more typically use now on jazz gigs, as well as an ultra-dark and wonderful-sounding "Old K" 20" ride. The snare drum shown here is a Ludwig Black Beauty 5x14" that I customized with die-cast hoops and a Nickel Drumworks snare throwoff.