Sonic Boom

Included on Sonic's equipment list

Included in Sonic's equipment list on his website

List of Sonic's equipment on official site.

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The image of Sonic Boom playing his iconic Vox guitar.

It's taken at Leicester University on 13th June, 1989.

Included in Sonic's equipment list

Included in Sonic's equipment list

Included in Sonic's equipment list o his website

Included on Sonic's equipment list in his website

Included on Sonic's equipment list on his website

List of Sonic's equipment on official site

Based on the list of Sonic's official equipment list.

Included in Sonic's official equipment list

Included in Sonic's equipment list

Sonic Boom includes the Guyatone TD-1 Tube Distortion Pedal in his equipment list, as noted on the Sonic Boom - New Atlantis Studio page.

Included in Sonic's equipment list on his website

Included on Sonic's equipment list on his website

Included in Sonic's equipment list on his website

Included in Sonic's equipment list on his website

He can be seen playing it throughout this video.

In the "NEW ATLANTIS STUDIO" feature on the Sonic Boom website, Sonic Boom is shown using the EMS VCS 3 synthesizer.

Sonic Boom uses the EMS Synthi AKS in his New Atlantis Studio, as detailed on the Sonic Boom website.

Sonic Boom uses the EMS Synthi A, as detailed in the Sonic Boom - New Atlantis Studio feature.

In the Sonic Boom studio overview, the EMS DK2 synthesizer is listed among the equipment, highlighting its role in their setup.

Sonic Boom uses the Comdyna GP 6 Analog Computer in his setup, as detailed in the equipment list on the official Sonic Boom site.

Included in Sonic's equipment list.

Included in Sonic's equipment list.

Sonic Boom's studio setup includes the Alesis airSynth, as detailed in the "New Atlantis Studio" section on the Sonic-boom website.

Included in Sonic's equipment list.

Included in Sonic's equipment list.

Included in Sonic's equipment list

Included in Sonic's equipment list