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According to the liner note he used the synth on the beach boys album “Love you”

In a screenshot from the "cyst runthrough" video available to tier 3 members on the Go Hang YouTube channel, Carter Grant is shown playing the Ibanez AX7221 7-String guitar. Additional videos titled "cyst guitar..." also depict Carter using the same guitar during recordings, confirming its use on the Gone Hung EP track 3.

Dennis often used an ARP Pro Soloist for lead lines in Styx right through Grand Illusion, the first album he also used his new Oberheim Four Voice on too. I actually had him sign mine at one of his solo shows in the past decade.

The only video/film I've been able to find of him playing one was on the song "Sweet Madame Blue" of his show with Styx 4/2/76 Winterland Ballroom San Francisco. Unfortunately there was a bad audio cable or problem with his keyboard in the middle of the performance, and half way through he had to switch to his Hammond. I'd love to find other footage of his using his Pro Soloist which he frequently used until mostly switching to the Oberheim.

For a time in the 70s, the Pro Soloist was one of the main lead instruments in the band Genesis, Styx & Kansas. Perhaps by no accident, 3 of my favorites.

Dennis can be seen using a Roland Jupiter 8 during the song "Cold War" from the Caught in the Act home video the band Styx released in the 80s.

Big Boss is confirmed to use the First Act MG394 guitar as seen in the YouTube video "Unexpected Arrival - Pull Over Right Now" by Harley “Green Ranger” Charlonne AKA Red Ranger.

In a photograph of Eugene Goreshter's setup, the Electro-Harmonix Bass Preacher Compressor/Sustainer is clearly visible positioned above the Line 6 DL-4.

In the provided photo, the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler is clearly visible on Eugene Goreshter's pedalboard, situated below the EHX Bass Preacher and adjacent to the Digitech XP-300.

In the photo, Eugene Goreshter is shown using the DigiTech XP-300 Space Station, positioned alongside the DigiTech XP-100 and Line 6 DL-4.

In a photo of Eugene Goreshter's pedalboard, the DigiTech XP-100 Whammy-Wah is clearly visible next to the Ernie Ball Volume Pedal and DigiTech XP-300.

In the photograph, the Ernie Ball 6166 Volume Pedal is clearly visible on the far left side of Eugene Goreshter's pedalboard, situated next to the Digitech XP-100.

The Moog Minifooger MF Trem v2 is confirmed to be used by Eugene Goreshter, as it is visibly positioned on the bottom right of his pedalboard, adjacent to the Crowther Audio Prunes and Custard, as evidenced by the image provided.

The Crowther Audio Prunes & Custard Harmonic Generator Intermodulator is visibly positioned between the Prescription Electronics Depth Charge and Moog MF Trem on Eugene Goreshter's pedalboard, as evidenced by the image available on Equipboard.

Eugene Goreshter uses the Prescription Electronics Depth Charge, which is visible on the lower half of his pedalboard, positioned next to a taped-up Fulltone Fat Boost and a taped-up Crowther Audio Prunes and Custard, as evidenced by the image available on Equipboard.

In the top left corner of Eugene Goreshter's pedalboard, the Red Witch Factotum Bass Suboctave Drive is clearly visible, as evidenced by the image provided.

The image of Eugene Goreshter's pedalboard clearly shows a taped-up Fulltone FatBoost 3 FB-3 positioned next to the Fulltone Bass Drive and Prescription Electronics Depth Charge.

In the image of Eugene Goreshter's pedalboard, the Wampler The Low Blow can be clearly identified between two taped-up pedals on the bottom left part.