Jesse Carmichael used a Clavinet for years, starting with his band Maroon 5’s 2002 album ‘Songs About Jane’, where it played a key role.

The tour program on the lower half of this page states that Moraz used a Hohner Clavinet D6.

Hohner D6 Clavinet is included in the equipment list.

In the 1969 special "33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee," Peter Tork is seen playing a Hohner Clavinet D6, particularly during the performance of "Listen to the Band." He likely used this instrument exclusively for the session, as he departed from the band soon after. There is also a possibility that Peter played the Hohner Clavinet D6 during live performances in 1968.

This video shows Medeski playing his clavinet, which appears atop his hammond organ in every show. A good shot of it can be seen at :20s.

Well, I have this system where if I've heard of a new instrument, I hire it for a session in the studio. Then we make a decision on whether it's worth getting one or not. I hired a Clavinet for something in The Power and The Glory. I liked it because it was so clear. I didn’t know how the pins were then. I mean, the Clavinet works on the principle of hammering the strings down on a pad, and the things between the keys and the strings are made of thin metal. They can bend very easily. This can cause you to get some very dull notes because the string isn’t being struck right. So before each gig I have to do a complete overhaul on the instrument. It's a bit of a nuisance, but it's the clearest of all the keyboards. It can cut through the worst row on stage, which is something I've always wanted as a keyboard player. Early keyboards have suffered from mediocre tone, especially at high volume. You get swallowed up by everybody's overtones. The Clavinet will cut through that, though. I tend to use it as a harpsichord, rather than in the funky fashion. What I'm taking to lately is duplicating what I play on the piano, which is situated just under the Clavinet, to get a combination of the two. There's a tuning discrepancy that thickens things out a bit too, which I like.

In the 1981 TV special "ABBA Meets Dick Cavett," Benny Andersson's second pianist, Anders Eljas, can be seen using the Hohner Clavinet D6. This instrument was part of their setup during the 1979 European and American tour.

In the image attached you can see Kerry with his Clavinet (Bottom Right) live with Kansas in 1977. It is used prominently on the track ‘Song For America’ and on the intro to the track ‘The Wall’.

In this photo, Winter can be seen playing a Hohner Clavinet D6 in his home studio in Connecticut.

Jon Batiste is featured with a Clavinet D6 in the article "Backstage at ‘The Late Show’ with Jon Batiste" The musical director and former point guard on why it’s important to keep score BY SORAYA NADIA MCDONALD

David Rosenthal uses the Hohner Clavinet D6, as evidenced by his 1982 Rainbow rig description, which lists the Clavinet D6 among his equipment. This information is sourced directly from David Rosenthal's official website.

"I brought my Hohner Clavinet, which I used on a couple of songs."