Charly García

Charly, a mediados de los 80's con un Ibanez Blazer; presuntamente comprado a Juancho Farias Gómez

Gibson SG standard 60’s en color negro que Charly usó en los 90’.

Charly uso esta Guitarra desde 1987 hasta 2001

In this article Charly tell about buying a PS-55 in an airport

Charly uso este sintetizador en Seru y tambien en su disco Yendo de la cama al living.

Charly usa este sinte en su etapa clics modernos.

Charly usaba el clavinet en Sui Generis,La maquina y Seru.

In the YouTube video titled "Charly Garcia: Cuchillos - Fax U," Charly García is seen using a Shure Beta 58A microphone.

Fue utilizada como batería electrónica en el álbum "Parte de la Religión" de 1987.

in this picture, we can see Charly García holding an Ibanez RS315.

En esta foto vemos a Charly con su juno 60.

en el unico video donde se ve a charly usat el alpha juno 2 es en la presentacion de la ray milland band en badia y cia en 1986, en el minuto 2:10 se ve la marca

Charly García began using the Yamaha CP-80 Electric Grand Piano during his time with Serú Girán. Initially, he borrowed it from the Vitale brothers, who owned one of the first, if not the first, CP-80s in Argentina. At the time, Charly couldn't afford such an expensive instrument, but the CP-80's sound was a perfect fit for the evolving music of Serú Girán, offering the "bite" that the Rhodes couldn't. This instrument replaced the Rhodes he previously used with Sui Generis and La Máquina. During this era, Charly's primary setup included the Wurlitzer, CP-80, Solina, Clavinet, Minimoog, and Opus 3. He also experimented with the Sound City Piano by DMI, a simple analog piano similar to the Crumar Roadrunner and the RMI Electrapiano. This usage can be observed in the 1980 rehearsal footage of Serú Girán on YouTube, shared by RarezasSNM.

Charly García usaba este sintetizador (si se lo puede llamar así) con Serú Girán. En canciones como "Cuando miro las nuevas olas" en el primer verso, "Canción de Hollywood".

El DMI Sound City Piano es un sintetizador de TOS con tecnología Top Octave Divide down oscillator, el cual era muy común y económico en la época, y una forma fácil de tener parafonía, como también el Moog Opus 3, también usado por Charly con Serú Girán, que pasó a ser el substituto del Solina debido a que era más portátil.

Parece ser una opción que era posiblemente más económica que los modelos más conocidos de este tipo de teclados como el Crumar Roadrunner II (que tiene un chorus analógico increible) y el ElkaPiano 88 que tiene un formato parecido al Hohner Pianet T.

En esta foto en la era sui generis se puede ver a charly usando un rhodes junto a un minimoog y un sintetizador arp solina string ensamble a mediados de los 70's

En este video del programa de TV "Cable a tierra" en 1984, se puede ver a charly usar un sintetizador Ensoniq DSK-8 junto a una caja de ritmos Roland TR-808 y un Yamaha DX7

In the photo, Charly García is seen playing a Gibson ES-335.

In this video of Charly García playing a Beatles song (There's a place) in his famous apartment in Buenos Aires, Charly is using a Marantz PDM740, a cassette tape multitrack made in Japan in 1993. When released it was the most expensive 4/6 cassette tape multitrack recorder on the market at a whooping £849, about £2053 adjusted for inflation.

The quality on this machine is topmost, it has warm preamps, VU meters, mixdown capabilites, several IO, punch in pedal inputs, many send-returns (Y cables) and a heavy external PSU.

Charly García is confirmed to use an Ibanez Talman TC530, as shown in an Instagram post by flacostereo1. The image captures García holding the guitar with a Gravure Flame Amber finish while on stage with Gustavo Cerati during a concert in Buenos Aires on October 23, 2007, celebrating his 56th birthday. It can also be added that in this video from the program "El Ritmo de la Noche" from 1994, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6_nH9JocQQ, at minute 3:33, María Gabriela Epumer can be seen with the same guitar. She was Charly García's guitarist for many years until her death in 2003, so this guitar may have belonged to Charly's band or he took it as a very precious memento of María.

Charly García is confirmed to have used a Yamaha SG500, as evidenced by a photo shared by Andrés JR Lara on Pinterest.

En este video del debut de Seru en Obras Sanitarias 1978, se puede ver a Charly usar un micromoog junto a un ARP Solina String Ensamble, Minimoog y Yamaha CP-70. El micromoog se puede ver en el minuto 14:00 arriba del Solina

Acá se le puede ver a Charly usando un Roland D-70

In a photo shared by Gonzalo Aloras on Instagram, Charly García can be seen using a Roland U-20 synthesizer. The caption notes that this event occurred in the late 1990s during a tribute to John Lennon in Rosario, where Charly exclaimed, “estos teclados rosarinos!” upon encountering the synthesizer.

Charly García is seen using a Yamaha Motif ES8 while performing "Rock and Roll Star" on Juan Alberto Badía's program in 2006, as documented by the YouTube video uploaded by RarezasSNM.

Charly García is seen using a Yamaha S90 while performing "Rock and Roll Star" on Juan Alberto Badía's program in 2006, as evidenced by a video uploaded by RarezasSNM on YouTube.

En este recital se puede ver el modulo Roland MKS-20 debajo del sintetizador Yamaha DX7