Headnodic

Featured in this July 29, 2012 Instagram post.

Bird & Egg's Cat is featured in this September 26, 2018 Facebook post.

The grooves have some grizzle on em today. @ninomoschella on some well dialed drums and myself on the CAT synth over here stitching XL pockets together at Bird & Egg studio. #birdandeggstudios

Featured in this March 15, 2015 Instagram post.

I gotta make more space for the baby's room. So I'm selling my Moog Liberation (Keytar): comes with case, strap, cable & power supply. $750- (priced to move)... DM me with any ?s (...) Recently refurbished and cleaned at @waveformless

It was previously used for The Iguana, particularly on "Galactic Expansion", as is visible in this April 11, 2020 Instagram teaser for the re-release.

Galactic Expansion from the album.. The Iguana. ***now available on vinyl, cd and streaming on all that stuff. Follow me on Spotify for more goodies to come. (Link in bio)

In an Instagram post by Headnodic, the E-mu SP-12 can be seen standing on its side against the wall, confirming his use of this gear.

Headnodic uses an ARP Odyssey Rev3, as evidenced by an Instagram post from his account where he refers to the instrument as a "Zombie Arp." The post's image shows a synthesizer that, given its wear, appears to be an older model, likely an original ARP Odyssey Rev3.

Headnodic uses a Korg PolySix, as evidenced by an Instagram post where the synth is identifiable on the left side of the room, distinguishable by the white buttons on the right and one prominent red button. The post is captioned "Clean studio" by Headnodic.

In this picture, we can clearly see a Korg MicroKORG, first because of its iconic layout and color, but also because it's written on it.

This post is a close shot of his keyboard, where we can see written "Mark II". We can deduce that it's part of the Fender Rhodes Mark II family. We can also deduce that it's 88 keys, because of the white / metallic borders.

This post shows a part of the front of a Moog Etherwave Standard. We know that it's the Standard one, because of wooden frame that pass around the power button.

Headnodic uses the Moog Minimoog Voyager, as shown in a post on his Instagram account. The name of the product is clearly visible on the synthesizer itself.

In an Instagram post by Headnodic, a Nord keyboard can be seen on the right. The layout indicates it is a Nord Electro 5, and the presence of buttons and indicators instead of faders confirms it is the HP model.

In an Instagram post by Headnodic, it is evident that he uses an Akai MPC 2000. The MPC 2000 is clearly visible and identifiable in the image.

In this instagram, we can see an ARP Pro DGX in a case

In this picture showing his old gear, there is a Juno 106 clearly visible, and the model is written on it