Edgar Winter

He used the JP-8000 circa 1996-1997. He used it to play the solo in Frankenstein among other synth sounds.

In a mid-70s studio photo, Edgar Winter is pictured with a Fender Rhodes Mark I Stage 88, highlighting its use in his music production.

Seen on top of the Rhodes. Used on a few of his late 70's songs.

In this photo, Winter can be seen playing a Hohner Clavinet D6 in his home studio in Connecticut.

This picture shows edgar winter playing a Octave Plateau Voyetra 8 live.

Edgar Winter extensively used the ARP 2600 synthesizer throughout the 1970s, notably on the albums "Standing Rock" and "Frankenstein." Initially, he utilized it as a keytar upon its release. A user-uploaded photo on Flickr provides visual evidence of his association with the ARP 2600. Today, Winter primarily plays a Roland keyboard.

Seen using a PCR MIDI controller in this picture.

In a tribute to Alvin Lee, Edgar Winter is shown using the Korg M3 88-Key Music Workstation Keyboard.

Edgar Winter is seen using the Korg Triton 61-key Music Workstation in a user-uploaded photo, alongside a keytar MIDI controller, during a performance with a marching band.

I love my Cannonball cause it's Big, Black, and Beautiful. That's how it looks -- That's how it Sounds! ~ Edgar Winter

At 12:02 Edgar explains how he uses the Ensoniq ASR-10 along with the Ensoniq TS-10 and the Ensoniq EPS-16

At 12:02 Edgar explains how he uses the Ensoniq ASR-10 along with the Ensoniq TS-10 and the Ensoniq EPS-16

At 12:02 Edgar explains how he uses the Ensoniq ASR-10 along with the Ensoniq TS-10 and the Ensoniq EPS-16

Edgar Winter played a Univox Compac-Piano in the early 1970s. He played the 21-pound keyboard on a strap across his shoulders.

Edgar Winter played an RMI Electra-piano in the early ‘70s. This instrument is featured throughout his 1970 debut album Entrance, and he can be seen playing one on the picture sleeve for the single “Free Ride.” In this photo from an early concert, a model 300A can be seen on stage. The Electra-piano seen on the “Free Ride” single is a later model — either a 300B or 368.