Valerie Cooper

Date unknwon, posted in March 2019, seen playing w/ Jag here

"Sweet Trip supplies (aka my low tech unsophisticated equipt checklist for Halica, alura, VDC,live or recording)"

Seen here playing a CS1X, model name & number is very visible

Valerie Cooper discusses the Yamaha TX81Z in an Instagram post, noting its affordability, diverse preset sounds, and programmability using various waveforms beyond just sine waves.

"My “Follow Me “ live show cheat sheet for Roland Juno 6 Synth haha!"

Since Roberto Burgos was responsible for a lot of the instrumentals, it's a little hard to gauge which gear Valerie did or didn't use, but she explicitly mentions using the Juno 6

Seen here playing Jetglo 4003

"Sweet Trip. There were no “professional band photo shoots.” But I am sharing to those who asked. Thank you for your curiosity." - vzrcooper

Valerie can be heard saying this quote at 45:16 into the video. >"And then amplifiers, I loved the JC-120 because it's so clean and wet sounding, and yeah, that's one of my favorite speakers." This quote can also be found at the end of page 10 of this google drive link which is a transcription of the video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aot_vlUiR8rOHCH-YnaR1IhLpbshs7NM/view

In this video at 46:43, Valerie says: "Yeah, the digital delay reverb pedal was our favorite." and then Roby agrees.

At 43:44 into this video Valerie says "Pitch modulators, also effect pedals—we started out using lots of effects pedals, like singular ones, like digital reverb, delay, or Metal Zone", to which Roberto responds with "My favorite."