Martin Rev

Martin shows the Select-A-Rhythm that Suicide used on "Frankie Teardrop" at 2:13.

Martin Rev is pictured using the Seeburg Rhythm Prince drum machine, which is known for its distinctive sound on Suicide's first album.

"Technology had somewhat flipped out since two years before," says Rev. "All of a sudden there was the Prophet-5 synth and these drum machines"

Around 2:45 in the attached video you can see Rev adjust a part of his rig and the DM-300 is visible.

Martin Rev is playing a Korg Triton in this video. It can be seen quite clearly at 2:00 that this is the standard 61 key Triton based on the size of the keyboard, the configuration of the input/output jacks, and that the back reads simply "Korg Triton Music Workstation/Sampler," as only the original version does.

Photo of Martin Rev playing a Korg Triton Studio 88.

Martin has a rack version of the Korg Triton in this image.

Seen used here in an early performance as Suicide

On the top of the Korg Triton is a Roland SP404

During the clip we can see that Martin Rev is using Roland JV-2080; it can be seen clearly at 0:55.

Martin Rev's Roland SP-404SX can be seen at 2:00.

Martin Rev uses the Korg Poly-800 keyboard, as evidenced by a live performance with Suicide at CBGB on September 27, 1986, filmed by Greg Fasolino.