Robert Fripp

Role

Guitarist Keyboardist

Genre

Rock Electronic Jazz

Group

King Crimson David Bowie (band) The G3 Jam

Credits

Before After Love Cannot Bear: Soundscapes (Live In The USA) A Temple In The Clouds

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Role

Guitarist Keyboardist

Genre

Rock Electronic Jazz

Group

King Crimson David Bowie (band) The G3 Jam

Credits

Before After Love Cannot Bear: Soundscapes (Live In The USA) A Temple In The Clouds

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Roland SA-09 Saturn 09

Synthesizers

3:04 Fripp with Saturn 09 next to him.

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Mellotron MkII

Synthesizers

“Today I was at Robert [Fripp]’s place recording the mellotron parts for my new album on his original sixties MK2 mellotron, famously the one used on the debut King Crimson album. Playing a real mellotron is quite an exhausting physical experience, but it sounds amazing….” says Steven Wilson, in this article, about playing Robert Fripp's Mellotron MkII.

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Hohner Pianet

Vintage & Electric Pianos

At 3:01 of this clip of King Crimson's live performance of "Starless", Fripp can be seen with a black Hohner Pianet situated on top of his black Mellotron M4000.

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Mellotron M400

Vintage & Electric Pianos

At 5:17 of this live performance of "Starless" by King Crimson, there is a good shot of Fripp's black Mellotron M400, with a black Hohner Pianet sitting on top of it.

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Terratec AXON AX 100 Mk II

Sound Modules

"A 13-pin cable comes out of the guitar and goes into this [AB/Y] splitter, which goes to the Roland GR-1 Guitar Synth and to the Axon AX100 [rack-mounted guitar-to-MIDI controller].

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EMS Synthi A

Synthesizers

EMS Synthi briefcase synth c. 1972. This is the same model as used by Eno on Discreet Music & treatments on various albums, including Heroes.

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