RZA

Not this mic, but a C414 for 36 chambers.

Used on 36 Chambers Album

Rza talks about his production gear history in this video, mentioning this Casio at 3:55: "I also had a Casio rz1 that also sampled.."

At 3:29 in this video, RZA says, "...I was at Easy Mo Bee's house, we were on Gza's first album and he had a SP-1200, and I'd never seen that in my life never knew what it was. It was 1987 probably." "Took about a year and a half before i finally got ahold of one....so i was about 19 when i got my first SP-1200..."

At 5:32, RZA says, as he talks about his past gear, "...Ensoniq had made something called the EPS 16 plus....and I went and got it."

At 2:24 in this interview with RZA, the producer talks about his Roland MV-8000 and what makes him so fond of the drum machine "...the MV is one of the most user friendly drum machine type of samplers out there, because unlike the MPC the access to your sounds and how your gonna edit your sounds and all those things is at the snap of a button. So far i've probably made over a hundred and fifty beats with this thing..."

The RZA talks about his history with drum machines and such in this video at 2:10 and the iconic 808 machine "After the 707 I started hanging out in queens, and i came across the 808..."

The RZA talks about his history with drum machines and such in this video at 2:50, including the 909 machine "...My Dj Scotty Rock gave me my first 909 drum machine..."

In this video at 1:41 the RZA talks about his past and different machines used throughout his career, including the 606.

you can clearly see Rza's unit display the MV-8800 logo at 1:35 sec's in.

RZA notable instruments includes a roland mc 909

seen using this device in his home studio at 1:03 sec of this video.

"If you go to my studio then you'll find my rolling material, of course I love Pro Tools, that's industry standard, and I'm into New Window, I'm into Sonar, but I love Ableton. Ableton is very unique to their approach to music programming."

Rza can clearly be seen using this piano in his home studio at 55 sec's in on this video.

The Rza talks gear he used in the past at 5:10, saying, "...when we switched and he gave me the Eps i started making two bar loops, 4 bar loops..nobody wasn't doing that. So it was the Eps that turned me on to that, and he traded with me, and i fell in love with the Eps i din't care about the Sp-1200 anymore.."

The Rza talks about the Ensoniq ASR-10, the legendary board he used to create many classic songs, at 5:58, saying "...But in 1991 going on 92, Ensoniq put out the ASR-10 and when they did that...that's when I became a master producer. The whole first One Hundred Wu-Tang songs was made on ASR-10..."

the microkorg can clearly be seen on the floor in the left hand corner of his room. 1:34 sec's in.

RZA is seen scratching on his Pioneer DJM-800 at 00:32 in this video.