Pete Namlook

Pete can be seen with the Oberheim Four Voice in this photo

Pete can be seen with the Synthi AKS in this photo

Oxford OSCar Can be seen at 7:49.

PPG Wave 2 can be seen in 9:09.

Minimoog can be seen in 9:09.

TR-808 can be seen in this photo.

Fairlight CMI IIx can be seen in 9:09.

MS-20 can be seen in 9:09.

Minimoog Voyager can be seen in 9:09.

Pete can be seen with the Prophet 5 in this photo.

According to an article on Sound On Sound, Pete Namlook purchased a Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter in the 1980s.

According to an article in Sound On Sound, Pete Namlook purchased a Roland GR-500 in the 1980s.

According to an article in Sound On Sound, Pete Namlook purchased a Yamaha DX7 in the 1980s.

According to an article from Sound On Sound, Pete Namlook purchased a Sequential Circuits Prophet T8 near the end of the 1980s.

According to an article in Sound On Sound, Pete Namlook purchased an Oberheim Xpander near the end of the 1980s.

According to an article in Sound on Sound, Pete Namlook purchased a Sequential Circuits Prophet VS near the end of the 1980s.

According to an article in Sound On Sound, Pete Namlook purchased a Sequential Circuits Prophet 2002 near the end of the 1980s.

According to an article in Sound On Sound, Pete Namlook used Steinberg Cubase on his Macintosh Quadra computer.

According to an article in Sound on Sound, Pete Namlook has an E-Mu Morpheus.

Per the liner notes of his 2006 album with producer Gaudi, Pete Namlook uses the DAW Ableton Live.

The liner notes for digital re-release of Pete Namlook's 1993 album "Namlook III - Aliens In My Suitcase" mention that a Roland TR-606 was used for the album.

The liner notes of Pete Namlook's 1994 album "Namlook IV - Power Supply" mention the Studio Electronics SE-1, which spontaneously created sound at the beginning of the album.

The liner notes for Pete Namlook's 1994 album "Namlook IV - Power Supply" indicate a use of a Sequential Circuits Studio 440 (which apparently had faulty pads).

In an interview with Move D, a frequent collaborator with Pete Namlook, he mentions that Pete used the Roland V-Synth in their collaborations.

In an interview with Move D, a frequent collaborator with Pete Namlook, he mentions that Pete sometimes used the Oberheim OB-8 within their collaborations.

The Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer can be seen in this photo.

Pete Namlook is confirmed to have used Avid Pro Tools on his 1996 album "Sultan," as credited in the album's information available on Discogs.

The runout groove for Pete Namlook's "4Voice 4" EP mentions his use of the Roland SDD-320 Dimension D, as documented on Discogs.

The runout groove on Pete Namlook's "4Voice 4" EP mentions his use of the Roland Phase Shifter SPH-323, as documented on Discogs.