Harold Faltermeyer

We just know it, but at 2:19 we see the Jupiter 8's back and top.

According to this Google arts & culture page on Harold Faltermeyer, he used a Moog Model 15 and an Oberheim OB-8 for the bass part in "Axel F" theme.

According to this Google arts and culture page on Harold Faltermeyer, he used a Roland System 700 and 100M for the "water drops" effects in the Axel F theme.

The Google Arts & Culture page from Deutsches Museum highlights Harold Faltermeyer's use of the LinnDrum (LM-2) drum machine in the creation of the "Axel F" theme.

At 2:24 part of the Roland JX-3P can be seen.

At 1:48 check DX7.

According to this Google arts & culture page on Harold Faltermeyer, he used a Moog Model 15 and an Oberheim OB-8 for the bass part in the "Axel F" theme.

The Oberheim OB-8 was also used for the synthesizer melody in Pet Shop Boys' "Being Boring" (produced by Harold Faltermeyer).

According to this Google arts and culture page on Harold Faltermeyer, he used a Roland System 700 and 100M for the "water drops" effects in the Axel F theme.

In this video tour of Harold Faltermeyer's home, the Roland TB-303 bassline is visible at the 1:53 mark.

In this video tour of Harold Faltermeyer's home, at the 1:35 mark he shows his Oberheim Xpander module.

In this video tour of Harold Faltermeyer's home, he shows his Yamaha QX1 sequencer at the 3:47 mark.

In this 1985 photo, Harold Faltermeyer can be seen with a DSX sequencer.

In this 1985 photo, Harold Faltermeyer can be seen with a Synclavier.

In this video tour of Harold Faltermeyer's home, at the 2:03 mark he shows his Roland TR-808 drum machine.

In this video tour of Harold Faltermeyer's home, at the 2:11 mark he shows his TR-909 drum machine, which he used with the Pet Shop Boys on the Behaviour album (1990).