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Press
Release – June 2010
Protection
Racket makes unique
Dark Side of the Moon & Ferrari cases for Pink Floyd’s
Nick Mason
When Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason contacted Protection Racket
last year to enquire about ordering some cases, it wasn’t
your average request that saw Nick calling up the company.
Nick,
who had already purchased Protection Racket cases in the past,
was re-organizing his warehouse and drum collection and wanted
cases made that had a clear window pocket on them so he could
include a photograph of the drums for easy identification.
The order came to over seventy cases, but it didn’t
stop there as Nick wanted some very special cases made for
his unique Ferrari & the Dark Side of The Moon kits.
Enter
the Ferrari kit, an exclusive and exceptional kit made by
DW drums with rare permission from Ferrari to use their logo
both on the drum kit and the Paiste cymbals that go with it.
Nick worked with Protection Racket to develop a set of special
custom rigid cases and gained permission from Ferrari to use
the logo on the set, in a matching Ferrari red colour. Two
sets of the cases were made, one for Nick and the other for
the sister kit housed at the Ferrari Museum in Maranello (Modena,
Italy ).

The
Dark Side of the Moon hardly needs an introduction: one of
the world’s best selling albums with over forty five
million copies sold, it is regarded as one of the greatest
rock albums of all time. Nick had a special DW kit made for
the Dark Side of the Moon tour and worked with Protection
Racket over the last few months to develop a set of special
custom rigid cases based on the Album artwork.

Protection
Racket are very proud of the special cases made for Nick Mason
and continue to work closely with the world’s best rock
legends and up and coming drummers. From Deep Purple’s
Ian Paice, to Pink’s Mark Schulman, Protection Racket’s
roster of artists spans the best of drumming talent and they
continue to be the number one choice for drummers all over
the solar system… well at least those on the Dark Side
of the Moon!
For
further details, contact Dean Bowdery at Protection Racket
on dean@protectionracket.co.uk
or
see http://www.protectionracket.com/indexsite.htm
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