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The
gear used at this Friars gig: (thanks Andy King)
An approximate list of the equipment Tangerine Dream used at Aylesbury, Friars
Vale hall in 1975
Edgar Froese:
Mark V (double Keyboard) Mellotron
M400 Mellotron (capable of producing three different sounds)
PPG1002 synthesizer
Upright Piano
White Fender Stratocaster Guitar
EMS VCS3 synthesiser
Synthanorma Sequencer (connected to the EMS VCS 3)
ITA Mixer (10 into 4 channels)
2 X 200W Marantz Amps
4 X Expo speakers
Revox A77 Echo machine (with Dolby noise reduction)
Chris Franke:
Moog 3P modular system (plus 960
sequential controllers) sequencers.
*By
this time the Moog was built into a single large cabinet to make it easier to be
set up at concerts.
During their 1975 tour of Australia (earlier in the year)
this cabinet was accidentally shipped upside down,
the upshot being that the
heavy transformers fell off in transit.
When the Moog was later plugged in
Chris Franke received an almost fatal electric shock
and the circuitry was
instantly burnt out, practically ruining the entire tour.
Controller keyboard
M400 Mellotron
EMS Synthi A synthesiser modified by
Hof-Schneider in Berlin
Elka Rhapsody 610 String Synthesiser
Phaser (Compact A Phaser) made by
Gert Schulte Audio Elektronik.
Computer controlled Rhythm programmer (EKP Computer-rhythm?)
TFE mixer (16 into 4 channels)
4 X K+H 200W slave Amps
4 X Altec Lansing A7-500 speakers
EMS 'QUEG' Quadrophonic Effects
generator?
Peter Baumann:
M400 Mellotron
3 Cabinet Modular Synthesiser
containing Moog, Projekt Elektronik and PPG modules,
including Moog 960 sequencers
EMS Synthi A synthesiser modified by
Hof-Schneider
Berlin
Elka Rhapsody 610 String Synthesiser
ARP 2600 synthesiser
Projekt Elektronik or PPG? Custom
controller keyboard
Revox A77 Echo machine (with Dolby
noise reduction)
TFE mixer (16 into 4 channels)
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