Bernard Paganotti

http://robert.guillerault.free.fr/magma/textes/2010/paga.htm (2010):

[...] Soit ma Sadowsky cinq-cordes avec deux micros Bartolini simple bobinage, parce que c'est assez passe-partout [...]

Pour l'amplification je me sers d'un Eden WT800 [...]

He can be seen and heard playing a Chapman Stick on this video starting at 00:43: https://youtu.be/mwrGnWgJ_pM?t=43

Bernard can be seen using this bass with Cruciferius in the early 70's. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkW2-4zMWb4

Translation:

With the Basswitch, at last a switch without any frequency and level loss between my passive, active and electroactoustic basses, an egalizer with great finesse, no sound coloration and a great comfort thanks to the boost.

A deliverance!

Also, according to this Facebook post, he is an endorser: https://www.facebook.com/RuppertMusicalInstruments.Basswitch/posts/515474705167719 .

Bernard Paganotti is noted to use the Takamine B10 bass guitar, as mentioned in the Magma Web Press Book by ZEUHL.

Pour l'amplification je me sers [...] d'un Ampeg SVT [...]

http://robert.guillerault.free.fr/magma/textes/2010/paga.htm (2010):

[...] une Ampeg Baby Bass rachetée à Laurent Vernerey [...]

Bernard Paganotti uses a Guild Ashbory Bass, noted for its nylon strings, as mentioned in the Magma Web Press Book by ZEUHL.

Bernard Paganotti is confirmed to have used the EMS Synthi Hi-Fli in 1975, as evidenced by a Facebook post from Klaus Blasquiz, the singer of Magma at the time.

In the video Weidorje Live Chorus 1979 on Youtube, we can see the EMS next to Bernard.