Richard Gibbs

Richard Gibbs can be seen using the original E-Mu Emulator in this YouTube video of an Oingo Boingo festival appearance in 1983, at 1:31 into the video, during 'Cry of the Vatos'. It can also be heard on the studio recording of the same track.

Richard Gibbs can be seen using the Moog Source in this 1983 live performance with Oingo Boingo, including at the 3:00 timestamp.

According to an article in Keyboard Magazine from May 1984, page 12, Richard Gibbs used a Yamaha DX7 among other instruments while performing with Oingo Boingo.

According to an article in Keyboard Magazine from May 1984, page 12, Richard Gibbs used a Vox Jaguar organ, among other instruments, during his time with Oingo Boingo.

According to Keyboard Magazine (May 1984, page 12), Richard Gibbs used the Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, along with other instruments, during his time with Oingo Boingo.

According to page 12 of the May 1984 issue of Keyboard Magazine, Richard Gibbs used a Moog Minimoog Model D while performing with Oingo Boingo.

In the May 1984 issue of Keyboard Magazine, page 12 confirms that Richard Gibbs used an ARP Odyssey Rev3 during performances with Oingo Boingo.

According to page 12 of the May 1984 issue of Keyboard Magazine, Richard Gibbs used the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer with Zuma2.

According to page 12 of the May 1984 issue of Keyboard Magazine, Richard Gibbs used the Linn Electronics LinnDrum in conjunction with Zuma2.