Jon Carin

According to this Facebook post by him, he used it during Live Aid

According to the Kurzweil's website, Carin is a user of the Kurzweil K2600X.

According to the Kurzweil's website, Carin is a user of the Kurzweil K2661.

"Synthi AKS and an Octave Plateau Cat. Not in that order."

It was mentioned in the booklet of the reissue CD release of "P.U.L.S.E.".

In this video, right at 2:11, you can see it in his Delicate Sound Of Thunder rig.

In the video titled "Behind the Scenes with Jon Carin," produced by Kurzweil Music Systems, Jon Carin is seen using a prototype of the Kurzweil PC3K8.

Jon Carin uses the Sequential Prophet-6 for live performances, as evidenced by the user-uploaded photo.

"I started on a Synthi AKS in my school when I was 11 or so. I was very lucky to have an incredible teacher called Henry Sweitzer who taught Music Concrete, synthesis on a Synthi AKS and tape manipulation. It is the only real formal training I had. Musically, I am self taught and I play entirely by ear."

Quick change of gears…and a change of gear. Arenas in the round, then a historic theater, now South & Central American stadiums, not in the round.

So it’s back to my rejigged TINAD tools taken out of mothballs after a ride on a cargo ship, along with my buddy, Seamus, who doesn’t smell remotely like mothballs & flew by air, thankfully.

And reunited with my amazing Vintage Vibe piano & MiniKorg FS700. I don’t know how I went without them these past 4 months. Playing & sounding better than ever. ❤️

Jon Carin can be seen using a Roland D-50 during the performance of "Wish You Were Here" in the "Delicate Sound of Thunder" video, as evidenced by the image provided.