OCDP
Orange County Drum & Percussion — the SoCal custom shop behind Travis Barker's kits and the vented snare sound of the 2000s.
Orange County Drum & Percussion started as a Southern California custom shop in the 1990s and became the definitive drum brand of the pop-punk era. The recipe: loud, high-tuned vented snares (that 20-ply maple crack you hear on every early-2000s record), acrylic and wild-finish shells, and kits built to be seen from the back of a festival field.
No drummer is more tied to OCDP than Travis Barker, who played their kits through Blink-182's biggest years — the Rig Vault documents his OCDP arsenal era by era, from the Evel Knievel custom kit to the signature vented snares. The brand has changed hands over the years and original-era OCDP gear is now sought-after on the used market, which is exactly what the buy links below are for.
OCDP in the Rig Vault
🥁 24 items documented👤 played by 1 drummer
Real setups documented piece by piece in the Rig Vault — every item links to who plays it, reader reviews and where to buy.
Drummers who play OCDP
Most played OCDP gear
OCDP signature artist gear
Gear built with (and for) the artists who play it.
Every OCDP item in the vault
Drums & kits× 19
- OCDP 12"x10" rack tom1
- OCDP 14"x12" left-side floor tom1
- OCDP 14"x12" second floor tom1
- OCDP 16"x14" floor tom1
- OCDP Amber Acrylic kit1
- OCDP Black Lacquer kit1
- OCDP Clear Acrylic kit with FSAS engraving1
- OCDP custom kit in Orange Glitter1
- OCDP Evel Knievel custom kit1
- OCDP Green Acrylic kit1
- OCDP Jelly Bean kit1
- OCDP multi-colour Sparkle kit1
- OCDP Plaid Flannel kit1
- OCDP Shanna Moakler centrefold wrap kit1
- OCDP Travis Barker Signature kit1
- OCDP Tri-Band Glass Glitter kit1
- OCDP Troy Lee Designs custom-painted kit1
- OCDP two-band acrylic kit1
- OCDP Yellow kit with star decals1
Snares× 4
Hardware× 1
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