In a Facebook post by Not Otherwise Specified, Craig Kerley is shown using the Korg Kronos X 88-key Music Workstation during the Enchant show in May 2015.

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Kurzweil PC3k8

Synthesizers

During the Enchant show in May 2015, Craig Kerley used the Kurzweil PC3k8, as referenced on the Facebook page "Not Otherwise Specified."

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Roland VK-7

Organs

Craig Kerley utilizes the Roland VK-7 for all organ sounds during live performances, as noted on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page.

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Kurzweil K2500

Synthesizers

Craig Kerley uses the Kurzweil K2500 exclusively in the studio, as detailed on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page for Atlanta Progressive Rock.

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Alexis QS88

Synthesizers

Craig Kerley uses the Alesis QS88 synthesizer exclusively in the studio, as detailed on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page for Atlanta Progressive Rock.

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Korg KingKorg 61-Key Analog Modeling Synthesizer

Synthesizers

I use this live and in the studio

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E-MU Vintage Pro

Sound Modules

Craig Kerley uses the E-MU Vintage Pro in his studio, as noted on the Not Otherwise Specified Band Gear page for Atlanta Progressive Rock.

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