I disagree with everyone, sell it, break it up, its yours, do what you want.

BTW, I would like to buy a few of the drums, so me first!

No way, just kidding, keep them together. You know, I just missed seeing your kit at the Chicago show by a matter of minutes. I did get to play Gary's stainless steel Ludwigs though.

Nice kit, one of kind, never seen anything like it.

I understand space, and I understand money and I can sympathize with wondering what will become of them, which is ultimately, out of your control.

BUT think about this.

I have owned my teardrops since the 80's. I was not the original owner. Thay have not been original for a very long time.

They are my babies. I have always loved playing them. They are my dream kit.

I am going through great effort and expense the restore them to as close to original as I can.

You already have all that.

That's rare.

If they must be sold, be as picky about the new owner as you wish but...

DO NOT BREAK EM UP.

The RIGHT owner will clearly see the value of them as a matched set and will love them as you do. ALL of them. TOGETHER.

just my 2 cents.