Scooter

In this youtube video at 3:20, the Clavia Nord Rack 2 can be seen at the bottom of Scooter's right synth rack. Layout matches the synth and name "nord rack 2" is visible on the front panel.

In this youtube video at 2:35, the Roland SC-88 Pro can be seen in the middle right of Scooter's synth rack.

In the youtube video at 0:06 and 03:12 on the left, the Kurzweil K2000 (potentially a blue Kurzweil K2000VR) can be seen on stage. It is a bit hard to identify in the video. If the video is paused at various times around 0:06 and 03:12 you can spot the following details: * the shape of the body with the main manuals lower than the side and top, * the big rotary knob, * the display that spans from D to B, * buttons matching the position and shape of K2000's arrow buttons next to the display, * a light spot at the position of the K2000 writing/logo on the right, and * buttons in shape between D and F in the shape of K2000's number pad.

In this youtube video at 3:19, two Doepfer MS-404 can be seen as 2nd and 4th device from the top in Scooter's right synth rack. The two MS-404 are also visible in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFJIEK17b9M at 2:32 as the lowest mounted devices in the right rack.

In a screenshot from a chat with Rick J. Jordan, a former main member and producer of Scooter, it is confirmed that the Yamaha VL-1 was used for bagpipe sounds. Additionally, the Yamaha VL-1's guitar preset were used in the tracks "Fire" and "I Was Made For Lovin' You," and the Cello preset was used in "Am Fenster."

In a screenshot from a chat with former member Rick J. Jordan, he confirms that Scooter used the Lexicon 480L in their music production.

In a screenshot from a chat with former Scooter member Rick J. Jordan, it is confirmed that Scooter used the Roland Super JV-1080 in their production.

In a chat screenshot with former member Rick J. Jordan, it is confirmed that Scooter used the Roland JD-800 Synthesizer for piano sounds in their production.