Afrojack

A photo shared by Afrojack on Twitter in July 2013 shows his studio gear setup. On the left side of the pic is the box for an M-Audio Fast Track Pro interface. It's possibly a new piece of gear and still in the box, or the audio interface Afrojack uses when traveling.

In this screenshot of an Afrojack Instagram story, he can be seen using the black colored version of the M-Audio Code 61 MIDI Controller Keyboard.

An Afrojack Instagram shows he produces on a MacBook Pro running FL Studio (likely using Bootcamp to install Windows on his Mac).

The photo also shows Afrojack using Beyerdynamic DT 770 Headphones plugged directly into the laptop's audio input, which probably makes the headphones the 80 ohm version, since those can be adequately driven with portable devices (thanks to Equipboard member alesmasek for the great explanation!).

On Afrojack's studio desk on the left you could see the Lynx Studio Technology: Hilo Reference A/D D/A Converter System.

Afrojack uses the Apogee Ensemble Audio Interface. It can be seen on his desk in the studio.

Here, Afrojack can be seen repeatedly using and promoting the Razer Blade Pro. This promotion emphasizes the Afrojack Production Studio App in conjunction with FL Studio. This promotion is one of three parts of the "Razer EDM Collaboration Series" which will soon feature Borgore and Flux Pavilion.

"Preparing for the MTV EMA's on my Razer Blade! Awesome stuff!!"

"Watching the #NFL #Superbowl with my friends on a laptop! #TenFeetTall and they just played #TheSpark in the stadium!"

A Traktor Scratch Pro 2 Audio 10 is visible in Afrojack's instagram post, "Work mode."

In this photo of Afrojack's studio, you can see an Apple iPhone 5s to the right of his Macbook Pro.

In this photo, the Seagate hard drive can bee seen to the right of the Macbook Pro.

Afrojack is playing his music from this Kingston DataTraveler G3. It can be seen toward the back of Afrojack's live setup in the source image.