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Born in 1954 he is (by far!) the oldest band member. Still going strong and an unbreakable addiction and passion for music, which is obvious when you see him on stage.
Beside the music he is an enthousiastic photographer of nature and a worldwide known collector and expert of old Ibanez guitars.
At the summit of his collecting he had about 135 Ibanez guitars hanging about everywhere in his house.
Harry is also the author of the 'Vintage Ibanez Identification Book', which was published in 2014. A book about those infamous Ibanez copy models from the 70s era.
Playing with Stingray he uses his favourite bassguitar, an old 1976 modified and beaten up Fender Precision which is plugged in in a very old-school 70s Peavy Standard amplifier which is connected to an old Kustom 2x15 inch speaker cabinet.
For effects he only occasionaly uses a flanger and a phaser to slightly expand the sound when Eric is soloing.
Maykel started playing drums at the age of 3 on chairs and tables. 2 years later he got his first real 'plastic' drumkit, but due to brutal bassdrum jumping by him and his brother, the kit only lasted for 24 hours.
Already at an early age he was listening to bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and The Sweet. It marked a time when the 'double bassdrum generation' started and Animal of the Muppets was the reference of drumming.
Fascinated by all facets of music he started to practice and developed his own skills in drumming, recording, engineering and designing professional audio equipment.
Live and in the studio Maykel plays on everything (and everybody) what makes sound, but he loves to beat the hell out of his Pearl drums and Zildjian cymbals.
The snare drum should be tuned as tight as possible to get that crispy bright and brutal sound, and he preferres wooden drumsticks as they should only last as long a 'take' takes.
Eric uses ENGL Tube Amplifiers, TC Electronic multi-effects, various stompboxes and a Peavey Vandenberg Signature guitar.
