Paul Reynolds

Used in this video and most other appearances

As seen in many live performances as well as the music video for "The more you live, the more you love."

On VH1 Bands Reunited - A Flock of Seagulls, Paul can be seen playing a black Fender Stratocaster with maple neck.

As can be heard on the track "Over the Border", Paul used a Roland G-808 Guitar, controlling a GR-300 synthesizer, for that distinctive saw wave, layered with hexaphonic distortion. He didn't use this on many songs though. For those wanting to truly match his sound, on this song, this unit is essential.

Two Roland Jazz Chorus 120 used by Paul Reynolds in1982

Paul can be seen playing through a Marshall Lead 100 Mosfet in the video.

In the video you can see Paul using an original big box ProCo Rat distortion pedal. Had to be the big box because this is before they started making the smaller Rat distortions in ‘83. Paul is also on the list of notable players on the ProCo Rat Wikipedia page.

Site states Roland re 501 this is incorrect

As seen in many images as Pauls primary delay unit. "Also, notice the Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo. This was a tape-echo machine introduced by Roland in the early 80s; sadly, it was also their last electro-mechanical effects processor.

Again, this unit came packed with; you’ve guessed it, chorus effect! If you think about that, it kind of seems very logical right know, because his guitar sound it’s filled with modulation that seems to primarily come from chorus. Also, it’s worth mentioning that the Roland RE-501 has 5 different delay modes. He’s probably using settings 4-6 (which allowed the user to have two different delay times at once) in order to create the dotted eighth repetitions in some songs." - Thatdelaypedal.com (MM)

At the 2:38 second mark you can see a close up on the stratocaster and the pickups which resemble Lace Sensors.

A Flock of Seagulls live in 82' you can see Paul playing the solo at 3:18 with an E-bow.