Kraftwerk

Kraftwerk has utilized the Roland S-770 Sampler, as documented in the "Equipment" section of The Kraftwerk FAQ.

Kraftwerk has used the Dynacord Echocord Mini as part of their effects processing setup, as detailed in the Kraftwerk FAQ.

Kraftwerk has utilized the Doepfer MS-404 Monophonic Analog Synthesizer as part of their equipment over the years, as detailed in the Kraftwerk FAQ.

Kraftwerk has utilized the Roland 100-M modular synthesizer, as detailed in the Kraftwerk FAQ section on their equipment.

Kraftwerk has utilized the Mu-Tron Bi-Phase, as documented in the Kraftwerk FAQ.

Kraftwerk has utilized the EMS Vocoder 2000, as detailed in the Kraftwerk FAQ.

Kraftwerk has used the Roland SVC-350 Vocoder in their music production, as detailed in the Kraftwerk FAQ.

On the 1976 album Radioactivity:

• Ralf Hütter sings through a Roland RE-201 Space Echo on the song Antenna

At some points during the 1980's, Kraftwerk used:

• NED Synclavier
• 1 Yamaha TX816 synthesiser
• 2 Atari ST computers

Kraftwerk used the Tascam DA-88 Digital Recorder as part of their equipment for the 1998 world tour, as detailed in "The Kraftwerk FAQ."

Kraftwerk used the Doepfer Schaltwerk as part of their equipment lineup for the 1998 world tour, as documented in the Kraftwerk FAQ.

Equipment for the 1998 world tour included:

Kraftwerk utilized the Waldorf Microwave during their 1998 world tour, as detailed in the Kraftwerk FAQ.

A Roland MC-8 was used during Kraftwerk's 1981 "Computer World" tour.

According to the Kraftwerk FAQ, kraftwerk uses this keyboard.

Lemur Can bee seen at 8:08.

in this picture of the kling klang studio leaked by hütters daughter you can clearly see a nektar lx25 in the middle

in this photo posted by hütters daughter you can see a p1 on the far right side

At 11:47 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNoFHdlMrtI&t=1773s) Kraftwerk can be seen using the John Mustad AB Tubon.

"On Computer World (1981) they took a shrewd look at the dawning computer age, utilising gadgets such as the Texas Instruments Language Translator to create some of the vocal parts and concocting a tongue-in-cheek ode to the electronic calculator in Pocket Calculator – “by pressing down a special key it plays a little melody”."