Gillian Gilbert

There is a photo on this site that shows Gilbert with a Sequential Circuits Pro One.

This article on the making of The Other Two and You by New Order's Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert explains, "Stephen is a self-confessed equipment hoarder; the lower floor rooms of the studio are reported to contain a vast stockpile of gear.

"'I'm one of those people that when I see something new, I buy it and find out it doesn't work as it's supposed to -- then I spend ages getting it to work properly only to find they bring out a new one at half the price that does the job. It's like this K2000 keyboard -- it's great, but it's like a hobby having a Kurzweil because of the problem of getting hold of all the new bits for it like SIMM's, the sampling option and internal fan.'

"'But it's a nice hobby though," interjects Gillian, reminding Stephen that it's her keyboard anyway."

This image shows Gilbert playing a Roland Fantom G7.

Check the youtube link. 7 minutes 25 seconds

This was during the Technique tour 1989.

It was most likely they used the TX81Z in the studio when writing this material but the YS200 has a very similar 4op archetecture and is a small lightweight, portable and somewhat disposable keyboard suitable for touring.

There is a photo on this site that shows Gilbert playing an Arp Quadra.

Per this Feb 11, 2013 interview for The Guardian:

We'd bought ourselves an Emulator 1, an early sampler, and used it to add snatches of choir-like voices from Kraftwerk's album Radioactivity, as well as recordings of thunder.

XP-80 was Gillian's main synth for New Order's performance at the Reading Festival in 1998. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItSrB3LONyE It can be seen clearly at the 2:08 mark of this performance of "True Faith."

Throughout the video, Gillian is playing a Prophet-5.

You can see Gillian operating a rack of Voyetras moments into this video.

FUN!!!!

At 0:06 and throughout the video you can see Gillian playing an Emulator II.