David Van Tieghem

Among David Van Tieghem's many percussion instruments of choice is the marimba, with his solo album Strange Cargo specifically crediting him with playing a Musser rosewood model.

David Van Tieghem's percussion arsenal has, at various points, included Chinese cymbals as indicated by album credits.

Among the many synthesizers that Van Tieghem has used over the years is the Yamaha DX7, which he is credited with playing on his solo effort Safety In Numbers.

David Van Tieghem used a Roland Octopad in the making of his record Safety in Numbers.

David Van Tieghem is credited with using the Fairlight CMI IIx on his album Safety in Numbers, as evidenced by an image showing the album credits.

In addition to the more famous DX7, David Van Tieghem is also credited with using the DX100 on his album Safety In Numbers.

Among the many synthesizers David Van Tieghem used in the making of his solo effort Safety In Numbers is the Korg Poly-800.

David Van Tieghem used the Voyetra Eight synthesizer in the creation of his album Safety By Numbers, as confirmed by the album credits.

David Van Tieghem used a Fairlight Series III in the making of his album Safety By Numbers.

David Van Tieghem is well known for his use of found objects as percussion, with the wine bottle being one such example as seen in the credits for his first solo effort These Things Happen.

David Van Tieghem is credited on his album Safety In Numbers as playing a Hohner clavinet.

Among the found objects that David Van Tieghem has used for percussion are metal ashtrays, as evidenced by the credits to Safety Are Numbers.

A plastic milk bottle is among the found objects that David Van Tieghem used in the making of Safety In Numbers.

David Van Tieghem used the Linn Electronics LM-1 Drum Computer in the making of his solo albums in the eighties, as evidenced by the credits for Safety In Numbers.

David Van Tieghem utilized an Akai S9000 in the making of Strange Combo.