List of equipment used by Klaus Schulze, from the February 1993 issue of Sound on Sound:

4x Akai S1000PB (32MB) 2x Akai S1000KB (32MB) Akai S900 Akai S612 Akai S7000 Moog Modular CIII 2x Moog MiniMoog Studio Electronics MIDIMini Mellotron Yamaha CS80 Yamaha CP70 Yamaha TX81Z Yamaha SY99 Korg M1 Korg M1 EX Korg T1 Korg T3 Korg DVP1 Roland U110 Roland U220 Roland D50 Roland S50 sampler & monitor Roland Planet S & editor Roland Super Jupiter & editor 2 Roland TR505 Roland Octopad Roland JD800 Roland Super JX10 4x Hohner HS2/E sampler 5x Hohner HS1/E sampler Hohner HS1KB sampler Waldorf Microwave GDS computer synth Misc. Crumar keyboards Fairlight CMI Series II SCI Prophet 2000 SCI Prophet 2002 Emu Proteus/2 Emu Proteus/3 World Emu Emulator II Kurzweil K1000 Kawai K4 EMS Synthi A PPG Wave 2.2 Linn 9000 4x Oberheim DPX1 Yamaha RY30 drum machine Sonor timpanies and octo toms Paiste gongs and cymbals Martin 12-string guitar

" Three have analogue filters. Nice hybrid weirdness. I had to sell my first Prophet 2002 in 1995 when the first sacking left me penniless. Got one back as soon as I found a nice one. Really powerful filters on there."

In the September 1987 issue of "Keyboard Magazine," the upper third column on page 31 mentions that Danny Elfman owned a Sequential Circuits Prophet 2002 rack, alongside a Roland SBX-80 Sync Box, a Yamaha KX88, a Prophet VS rack, and a Prophet VS keyboard. The article was authored by Bob Doerschuk and Jeff Burger.

A Sequential Circuits Prophet 2002 was used on the soundtrack for "They Live."

There were a lot of keyboards and samplers and modules used here is the studio list;

Mirage Sampler Prophet 2002 Sampler Emulator E2 Sampler Emulator E3 Sampler Akai S612 Sampler

Moog Mini Moog Model D Synthesizer Roland JX8P Synthesizer Arp Solina String Machine

Bosendorfer Grand Piano

On stage;

Yamaha mother keyboard with weighted action Roland JX8P Korg M1 Midi Step Midi foot controller rack including Oberheim disc readers which read Prophet, Mirage and Emulator samples

Sascha Konietzko employs the Sequential Circuits Prophet 2002 in his production setup, as confirmed by a DRUM! Magazine article, which describes his workspace as a "little room full of stuff" that includes various drum machines and samplers. The article mistakenly refers to the Prophet 2002 as a Prophet 202.

"I don't use the Prophet 2002 any more, but I think it was good for its time. I used it on a series I did for ITV back in 1987. There was a good soprano sax on it and the string bass was the best one I had at the time. But they wouldn't work now — too dated. It's just there in case I might need it one day."

According to an article in Sound On Sound, Pete Namlook purchased a Sequential Circuits Prophet 2002 near the end of the 1980s.

Freemen used a two Sequential Circuits Prophet 2002 units on the score to The Tripods.