Nick Magnus

(Quote from the text in the article)"As a result, the RS202 was soon adopted by luminaries such as Tony Banks, Rod Argent, Tomita and Nick Magnus, as well as by the keyboard players in Jethro Tull and Magnum. "

In the Sound On Sound article Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War', Nick Magnus’s equipment list includes the Roland S-770 sampler (16Mb), confirming that he used the Roland S-770 Sampler.

In the Sound On Sound article Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War', Nick Magnus’s equipment list includes the Roland D-550 under “MIDI Sound Generation,” identifying it as part of his setup.

In the Sound On Sound article Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War', Nick Magnus’s equipment list includes the Roland R-8M under “MIDI Sound Generation,” identifying it as part of his setup.

Nick Magnus used the Roland U-220 RS-PCM Sound Module, listed as “Roland U220 sample player” in the MIDI sound generation section of the Sound On Sound article Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War'.

Nick Magnus used a Roland P-330, as listed in the Sound On Sound article “Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War'” among his MIDI sound generation gear as “Roland P330 piano expander.”

In the Sound On Sound article Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War', Nick Magnus’s equipment list includes the Roland Super Jupiter synth expander, confirming his use of the Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter.

In the Sound On Sound article “Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War',” Nick Magnus’s “MIDI Sound Generation” setup is listed as including the Roland Planet MKS30 synth expander, confirming his use of the Roland MKS-30 Planet-S.

In the Sound On Sound article Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War', Nick Magnus’s equipment list includes the Korg Wavestation A/D under “MIDI Sound Generation,” identifying it as part of his setup.

Nick Magnus is listed as using a Hammond XB-2 in the equipment rundown published by Sound On Sound in “Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War'.”

In the Sound On Sound article Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War', Nick Magnus’s equipment list includes “Yamaha TX802 synth expander,” identifying the Yamaha TX802 as part of his MIDI sound generation setup.

Sound On Sound lists the Ensoniq VFX synthesizer among Nick Magnus’s MIDI sound generation equipment in “Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of 'Songs Of Love And War'.”

In Sound On Sound’s “Duncan Browne: In Memoriam — The Making Of ‘Songs Of Love And War’,” Nick Magnus’s equipment list includes the Kawai K5M synth module, confirming that he used the Kawai K5m.