Old Gear List

This is a list of synths and keyboards I've owned at one time or another.

• Korg MS 10 a great little patchable mono synth my first.
• Hammond Cadet chopped it down, looked pretty cool stacked on top of a Fender Rhoades.
• Fender Rhoades 73 Stage Piano II
• Farfisa Compact the ultimate in cheese organ.
• Korg Polysix my first programmable polyphonic, great sound, SSM filters.
• Arp Odyssey II black & gold version, great for leads & bass.
• Arp Omni II string synth sounded great especially with a phase shifter.
• Crumar Performer I liked the strings on this better than the Omni II.
• Yamaha CS5 mono synth
• Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Rev 3.3, great fat poly still wish I'd never sold it.
• Sequential Circuits Prophet Remote used to use it on a couple of songs.
• Roland Jupiter 8 still have it always will.
• Roland Jupiter 6 brighter sound than the Jupiter 8 a little more harsh.
• Roland SH-101 love the compactness of this synth, will probably get another one sometime.
• Moog Minimoog I'm on my third one, a must have synth for bass.
• Roland MP 600 Piano this replaced the Fender Rhoades for me great with a Boss chorus pedal.
• Moog Source picked it up on a trade for a Minimoog that wouldn't stay in tune. Great for live.
• Sequential Circuits Pro One an amazing mono very flexible routing.
• Yamaha DX7 replaced the MP 600 to cover piano sounds man I had a great grand piano patch.
• Emu Emulator II was the center of my live and studio rig for many years.
• Sequential Circuits Drumtraks did the drummer less group thing for several years.
• JL Cooper Midi Disk picked this up to use with the Drumtraks to be able to play live.
• Yamaha TX 81Z great little four operator FM module.
• Yamaha TX 416 I actually have a Standards Products rack from San Francisco. Anybody remember those?
• Korg 01/Wfd still a great workstation today and a great controller for live with it's 8 assignable zones.
• Kurzweil K2000 what incredible clarity, versatility and power.
• Sequential Circuits Prophet T8 best action of any synth ever. Love to control a piano patch from it.
• Korg Wavestation EX a synth you could lose yourself in, love the sound and the ability to sweep using the joystick.
• Oberheim DPX 1 got it to replace the Emulator II for live. Seemed duller than the EII though.
• Kurzweil K2VXS replaced the K2000 with this, it's command central for my studio.
• Yamaha KX 76 a nice midi controller nice synth action keyboard.
• Emu Vintage Keys Plus lots of vintage analog sounds great for layering.
• Peavey DPM V3 very fat I'll use this for bass quite abit especially layered with the TX 416.
• Korg Wavestation A/D replaced the Wavestation EX with this.
• Oberheim OB-8 probably the most versatile of the OB series, great sound and capable of producing warm and harsh tones. I can get alot of the same sounds as my old Prophet 5 from this.
• Alesis Andromeda A6 an amazingly flexible analog synth can sound similar to many of the old analogs.
• Moog Minimoog Voyager without a doubt the only successor to the Minimoog but alot more versatile.