Rami Jaffee

Rami Jaffee discusses the Korg MicroKORG Synthesizer/Vocoder in Music Connection Magazine, highlighting its impressive capability to produce rich synth sounds despite its budget-friendly price.

"...but touring with the new Mellotron M4000D has been a highlight out with the Foos."

Jaffee played the B3 during the Wallflowers’ self-titled debut in 1992.

"In the studio, I’m open to all things that make people smile ... everything from an old Marxophone to a Stylophone I bought from Urban Outfitters, but mostly organs and pianos of various vintage."

In this photo showing Jaffee's setup with the Foo Fighters as taken from Pinterest, this item can be seen at the bottom.

In the Foo Fighters' "Times Like These (Celebrating America)" performance, Rami Jaffee is seen playing the Roland Jupiter-X 61-key Synthesizer.

"Lately, I’ve popped out so much playing with random side projects (After School Special, Jonny Kaplan & the Lazy Stars, etc.), and I’ll pop a Nord Electro into a Quilter amp and make some great noises."

“I started dialing in the gain and got the most mean and that was just the clean channel!!” So versatile ….from warmth on the clean channel A to the grit distortion on the lead channel B. This mp is going to get lots of use at Fonogenic!”

Seen in this performance

"In the studio, I’m open to all things that make people smile ... everything from an old Marxophone to a Stylophone I bought from Urban Outfitters, but mostly organs and pianos of various vintage."

Jaffee testing his restored Optigan

Jaffee performing on the Student IVM with the Foo Fighters at Glastonbury in 2017.

Boss RE-20 Space Echo is in front of him at 34:18.