Instruments
On tour, a variety of instruments are used, including:
- Moon Safari (JB Dunckel, Nicolas Godin, Brian Reitzell, Roger Manning Jr., Brian Kehew, Justin Meldal Johnsen)
Moog source, Roland JX-3P, Roland VP-330 Vocoder plus, Wurlitzer 200A, Moog minimoog, Solina string ensemble, Yamaha CS1x Hammond XB-2, Roland PC-180, Guitare Fender Jaguar, EMU SP-1200 Fender Rhodes suitecase Mk I, Korg MS-20, Moog Theremin
- 10,000 Hz Legend (JB Dunckel, Nicolas Godin, Brian Reitzell, Jason Falkner, James Rotondi)
VP 330, Roland PC-200, Fender Rhodes mk II, Moogerfooger MF-103, Solina String Ensemble, Korg Ms-20, Akai MPC 2000 XL Alesis A6 Andromeda, Kurzweil keyboard Korg cx3 (with EHX Memory Man), Roland PC-200, Harmonica Boss Dr Sample SP-202, Boss VT-1 Voice Transformer, EHX Delay Moogerfooger MF-104 Gibson SG, 70's Guild D35 70's Fender Mustang Bass, Ashdown Amp
- Talkie Walkie (JB Dunckel, Nicolas Godin, Dave Palmer, Earl Harvin)
Yamaha CP-80, Nord Lead 2, Korg MS-20, Solina String Ensemble, Fender Rhodes Mk I Sequential Circuits Six Track, Hammond XB-2, Roland SH-101 (blue version), Microkorg, Moog Minimoog Voyager
- Pocket Symphony (JB Dunckel, Nicolas Godin, Steve Jones, Vincent Taurelle, Earl Harvin)
Yamaha CP 80, Korg MS-20, Solina String Ensemble, Fender Rhodes mk I VP-550, Fender Mustang Bass Red Competition, Hofner Club Bass 500/2, Guild Acoustic Guitar, Ashdown Amp
- Love 2 (JB Dunckel, Nicolas Godin, Alex Thomas)
Korg MS-20, Solina String Ensemble, Manikin Memotron, Wurlitzer, Moog Source, VP-550, Fender Mustang Bass Blue Competition, Guild D35, Ashdown Amp
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