和泉宏隆 公式チャンネル

In the opening seconds of the video, Izumi can be seen with a Yamaha Motif 8 on his right side with the name and branding in clear view.

At 4:10, the Steinway logo can be faintly seen on the piano, it's hard to notice but other footage seems to suggest he plays a Steinway.

At 3:41 you can see a Roland D-70 on his left stand on the second tier. It's hard to tell but the 76 keys and the panel controls give it away.

At 4:58 the Yamaha logo and a K can be seen on the back of Izumi's top keyboard. At 1:44 you can see that it has 76 keys as well as a faint "KX" above the pitch and mod wheels.

At 14:41, Izumi can be seen with a Yamaha SY77 on his stand's second tier. It's evident by the 1 pitch wheel and 2 mod wheels as well as only having 61 keys.

At 14:35 you can see the golden Korg logo on the right side of the keyboard and at 16:53 you can see the Korg logo on the back. Other shots show the panel controls and they seem to match.

At 15:47, you can see on the second tier of Izumi's left stand that there's a Ensoniq VFX. You can tell by the recessed pitch and mod wheels, small VFX letters on the left side of the keyboard, and the panel controls.

At 45:18 you can see the Akai logo on the back of the keyboard which is identical to the one on Izumi's left hand side (bottom tier). at multiple other points (such as 15:45) the S1000KB's chunky stature can be observed.

At 3:01, you can see the nameplate of the Prophet-5 right in front of Izumi.

At 3:01, you can see the distinctive blue panel and white buttons of a PPG Wave on Izumi's left side. You can tell its a version 2.3 by the number pad on the right side of the keyboard.

At 3:25 you can clearly see the massive panel of the JD-800 on Izumi's top tier. "Even in the fog of war, the tank is still visible."

At 44:18 you can see the Rhodes logo displayed proudly on the panel of the keyboard and at 3:27 you can see the pitch/mod joystick on the left of the keyboard that was featured on these keyboards which Roland built under the Rhodes name. I didn't even know this unholy amalgam existed.

At 3:45 you can see that Izumi has not one but 2 DX7s! There is one in front of him stacked on top of another keyboard and another one on his right. It's pretty easy to pick the DX7 out, the design is pretty iconic, and considering it was more widespread in the 80s than cocaine its safe to say that's a DX7.

At 3:45, you can see in Izumi's jenga tower of keyboards that there is a Yamaha CP-80 at the bottom. You can tell by the distinctive silver strip on the front of the keyboard and it's large, boxy footprint.

At 36:10, Izumi can be seen using a Casio CZ-1 on his left side stand. The branding is in clear view and its pretty hard to miss.

At 4:15 we can see Izumi playing some sort of keytar and based on the controls and shape of the "neck" it appears to be a silver Yamaha KX1