It can be seen around halfway through the video

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

This video features his San Fransisco studio with almost all the classic Synth keyboards stored alongside rows of vinyl, including this Prophet VS

Transcript from Musician magazine May 1988 mentions Prophet VS as of David Sylvian’s touring keyboards. He supposedly also used this keyboard on Gone To Earth.

On his Facebook Page, Dominik Eulberg mentions he is finishing his new synthtrack, in the picture were the Prophet VS and the Jupiter 8 amongst other gear.

Yanni used the Prophet VS for quite a while leading up to 1994. You can see it in this performance of 'Swept Away' at timecode 6:53.

Roger O'Donnell lists the Sequential Circuits Prophet VS as the ninth item in his keyboards section on his official website.

"I actually haven't gotten too far into that style really. I still have most of the tools of the trade, from lots of modular synths to old favorites like the Prophet-VS and Jupiter-8 synths, except when I bought them they weren't considered vintage because they were brand new and had just come out! For a long time, it seemed like using that stuff to get the John Carpenter sound would have been sort of a tongue-in-cheek, retro-styled in-joke, and I stayed well clear of doing so for that reason. Plus, I spent so many years doing heavily synth-based records that when I got back into scoring I wanted to explore the kinds of sounds that I was never able to use in an album or remix context, like atonal and dissonant orchestral effects, organic-sounding drones, and all the bowed metal stuff I mentioned earlier. Lately, it seems like the retro-synth-wave style is well and truly back, so if the right project comes along my synth collection is well-stocked."

Seen in this picture of Laurie Anderson's home studio is a Sequential Circuits Prophet VS. Photo taken by Derek Peck in Laurie Anderson studio circa 2010.

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In a picture featured in the article "Weird Science" from the September 1993 issue of Sound On Sound, a Sequential Circuits Prophet VS is visible in Holger Czukay's home studio.

In an interview with Universal Audio, Michael Angelakos mentions using the Sequential Circuits Prophet VS.

"Q. I noticed that during your solo albums you moved through the gamut of classic 80s keyboards including the PPG Wave, Yamaha GS-1 and Roland D-50. What are your fave synths from the 80s?

I loved the GS-1. It was big and high quality but I don’t think I used it a lot on my solo albums. I think it was originally made for the small church market in America so that they could get the sounds they needed without buying a huge church organ. I had a deal with Yamaha who stuck with us over the years and when the GS-1 came out I ended up going to Hamburg and sitting with a Yamaha programmer who created some great string sounds for me. I loved playing that instrument and I could play the vibrato with my feet. I’d stand up and rock back back to keep the sustain going and do the vibrato with my foot.

I used the PPG a lot. I got into the Rack Mounted DX-7, the TX-816. I’d got into MIDI in the early days in my own studio for the first couple of solo albums, Transportation and Stand Up and Walk and linking all these things up to get new sounds. I had a Prophet T8, the Prophet Sampler, the Roland D-50. it was like Keyboard City. The Prophet VS was used a lot. I really liked the joystick and the way you could morph between sounds."