As listed in this vintage interview on the Music Magazine Archive. ...and now we know where the awesome strings on the Leeds Warehouse Mix likely came from...

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Jen SX1000 Synth

Synthesizers

As listed in this vintage interview on the Music Magazine Archive

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Korg MS-10

Synthesizers

As listed in this vintage interview on the Music Magazine Archive

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Roland Juno-106

Synthesizers

The Roland Juno 106 can be seen in the lower right side of this photo of LFO in the studio.

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Korg Wavestation

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As listed in this vintage interview on the Music Magazine Archive

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Roland Juno-6

Synthesizers

In the Muzines article "Deep Vibrations" (MT Aug 91), Mark Bell discusses using the Roland Juno-6 synthesizer.

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Roland MC-202 MicroComposer

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As listed in this 1991 interview on the Music Magazine Archive

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Roland TB-303

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As listed in this 1991 interview on the Music Magazine Archive.

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Casio HT3000

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"Bell and Varley gradually expanded their equipment setup, first of all with a Casio HT3000 MIDI home keyboard and a Casio FZ10M rack-mount sampler"

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Oberheim Xpander

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The Oberheim Xpander can be seen in the right side of this photo of LFO in the studio.

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Moog Memorymoog

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The Memorymoog can be seen in the top right side of this photo of LFO in the studio.

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Waldorf Wave

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The Waldorf Wave can be seen in the left side of this photo of LFO in the studio.

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Elektron Monomachine SFX-6

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Elektron Monomachine SFX-6 can be seen in this image

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