It is mentioned in this article that Wang Chung used a Fairlight, a PPG Wave 2.2, a Prophet 5, a Jupiter 8, and a LinnDrum, on the "Points On The Curve" Album.

It is mentioned in this article that Wang Chung used a Fairlight, a PPG Wave 2.2, a Prophet 5, a Jupiter 8, and a LinnDrum, on the "Points On The Curve" Album.

Rupert Hine utilized the PPG Wave 2.2, along with other instruments such as the DX7s and a Prophet T8, on the Thinkman album. This is supported by his description of the Prophet T8 as "the best analogue synth around at the moment," as reported in the article "The Thinking Man's Guide To Production" from Electronics & Music Maker, June 1986.

In the 2005 track "Static Cold" by Arianna, the PPG Wave 2.2 synthesizer is featured, as demonstrated in the YouTube video by TEMAZOS DEL SIGLO 21.

Ernst Horn used a PPG Wave 2.2 for his live performance at the Blackfield Fesitval in 2015.

On Camel's "Stationary Traveller" album, Ton Scherpenzeel utilizes a PPG synthesizer in the tracks "Stationary Traveller," "West Berlin," and "Fingertips." While the accompanying image does not specify the exact model, the Andy Latimer Equipboard page indicates that a PPG Wave 2.2 was used during the album's production. It is likely that Scherpenzeel and Latimer shared this gear for the recording.

In Survivor's performance of "I Can't Hold Back" on the German TV show "Peter Illmann Treff" in January 1985, Jim Peterik is seen using the PPG Wave 2.2 synthesizer at the 2:06 mark.

Alistair Coia is confirmed to use the PPG Wave 2.2 synthesizer, as it is visible in the video "KIDS IN THE KITCHEN - Live in New York City (1986 HD)" at the 10:08 mark, provided by the Kids In The Kitchen Band on YouTube.

In the wake of Random Hold's break‑up, David's gear consisted of "bits and pieces. I think I had a PPG Wave 2.2 and a Linndrum, and a 4‑track Portastudio."