"below that is a new keyboard of mine, a very striking keyboard you can see by its unique color it's a little bit different, it's new but it's made to kind of be very Mini Moog like if you will. It's got the knobs, big knobs so you can really get your hand on it and do some tweaking." - Jordan Rudess at 5:40.

In a video titled "ARW Keyboard Rig" by RWCC on YouTube, Rick Wakeman is shown using the Studiologic Sledge as a replacement for the JD 800 in his setup.

On his twitter account, he posted this photo of the keyboard along with other keyboards.

Geoff Downes use the Studiologic Sledge in his keyboard rig. In the video he tells us why Studiologic Sledge is an essential part of his rig.

Here is what he says about Studiologic Sledge on Studiologics website:

"Having just completed another major USA TOUR with the band, YES, I can’t begin to say how great it’s been having the addition of the mighty Sledge as part of my keyboard rig. I first saw this baby at the NAMM Show earlier in the year, and was hugely impressed by it, and I consider it to be one of the finest additions to the keyboard world for some time. Words to express: deep, powerful, reliable, sweet-sounding, intuitive – the Sledge has got it all. If you haven’t got one by now, wise up – you won’t regret it, I promise you! The addition of the Sledge to the keyboard rig has been a real innovation. It's a very intuitive device. The Sledge really blew me away. It's great for lead lines. In addition to great analog mono sounds you get really fat, rich, polysynth stuff as well. It's been very useful having something as comprehensive as this. The Sledge has a lot of multi-purpose operational things that as a programmer I find to be very intuitive. You have a very detailed, instant way of editing parameters with a control panel; rather than scrolling through countless windows. It means it's an all encompassing synth with sufficient knobs to be able to create new sounds very quickly. It's a great machine!"

In an interview with AMAZONA.de, a photograph of Thomas P. Heckmann's studio features the Studiologic Sledge synthesizer, highlighting its role in his setup.

"I love my Sledge. Because of the wavetables, the Sledge does something nothing else in my studio keyboard rig does. I also really love the interface… it reminds me that music is supposed to be FUN."

When I first performed in Finland in 2014, my good musical friend, Otso, had purchased an early version of the Sledge that he let me borrow for my Finland leg of the tour... I fell in love with it and bought one when I returned home to Nashville.