Roland D-50. Mike's
first sizer. Pain in the Ass to program, but worth it! Download patches HERE PG1000.
This rare programmer for the D-50 makes life a little
easier. Yamaha TX7.
This is the UGLIEST module ever made.
The desktop-format makes it look a whole lot worse then it is.
It sounds like it's big brother, the Yamaha DX7. Download patches here Yamaha
CS1x
Handled by Henke it screams like a tortured animal . Roland
Juno 6 (Sampled only). This little short circuit was very useful. Roland
Juno 106
So simple. So pure. So good!
The Roland
JX-10 (Super JX) (Also sampled). A very characteristic sound.
Low-boost bass and sweeping pads. A pain to program!
Alesis SR-16
A Drum-machine from Alesis Spirit Folio Si
A lovely mixerboard from Soundcraft.
Yamaha CS-15D
Bass-machine! Warm and analog.
KORG MS-2000.
David's piece of action!
Yamaha A4000.
David's latest investment. Super sampler A4000 !
The Yamaha AN1x.
Mike likes it for it's excellent Master keyboard functions. Not as
soft sounding as the D-50, not as ruff as the Micro modular. Cool
"in-between" sizer! (And it provides 8 extra real-time controllers for
the Micro modular).
NORD Micro Modular.
The love of Mike's life! (Don't tell his wife!).
Also included in the studio:
Egosystems Waveterminal U2A USB-audiointerface.
Zoom 9120 DSP MultiFx.
Panasonic/Ramsa microphone.
Compaq P2/450 mhz with Cool Edit Pro, for harddisk recording.
486/DX2 66 mhz with Fasttracker
II for MIDI control.
Rebirth 338 V 2.0 and Reason( softsynth's ) from Propellerheads.
SONY 59ES DAT
And some other junk like Distortion pedal and analog drum modules etc.
The Yamaha AN1x.
Roland D-50. 
PG1000. 
Yamaha TX7. 
Yamaha
CS1x
Roland
Juno 6 
Roland
Juno 106 
The Roland
JX-10 (Super JX)
Alesis SR-16
Spirit Folio Si 
Yamaha CS-15D
KORG MS-2000. 
Yamaha A4000. 
NORD Micro Modular.