80s album gearlists and more

(last updated: 01/05/24 ) Brian Eno/Harold Budd The Pearl (1984) equipment Instruments: Casio Casiotone 202 – e.g. “Silver Blue Ball” Fender Rhodes electric piano unknown acoustic grand piano (Yamaha?) Sequential Circuits Pro One synthesizer Yamaha CP-70/CP-80 electric grand piano Yamaha CS-80 synthesizer Yamaha DX7 ? Outboard & processing (partial list): Processing & treatments: AMS DMX 15-80S digital delay/harmonizer Eventide H910 Harmonizer EMT 250 digital reverb Lexicon Prime Time Model 93 digital delay Compressors & miscellaneous:   Drawmer 1960 Valley People 610 Neve 1066 mic preamps Sundry studio equipment: MCI JH-500C series desk MCI JH-24 24-track MCI 2-track Sources Musicclob blog Daniel Lanois interview (archived) Points Of Sonic Identity: Daniel Lanois Interviewed (Quietus) Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music , October 1984 Sound On Sound , December 1986 Photo of Daniel Lanois at Grant Avenue (early 1980s) Grant Avenue website

(last updated: ) Keyboards: Arp 2600 Korg CX3 organ (No Can Do bass) Minimoog Roland CR-78 Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 Yamaha grand piano (CP30?) Steinway acoustic piano Wurlitzer MLM student keyboard - John Oates'   4-string Mandar Tenor guitars Guitars: 1958 Fender Stratocaster - John Oates Mandar tenor 4-string – Daryl Hall's Mandola – Daryl Hall's Mandocello – Daryl Hall's Navigator guitar? - John Oates Amplifiers: Mesa/Boogie 1x12 combo (No Can Do drums) Ampeg Portaflex (No Can Do bass) Music Man amps Recording & studio equipment Microphones:    Vocals: AKG C414 (John lead vocals, background vox) Neumann U67 (Daryl Hall lead vox( Drums: Kick: AKG D-12 Snare: Shure SM-57 Hi-hat: AKG C451(?) Toms: Neumann U67s/U87s or Sennheiser MD421's (uncertain) Overheads: AKG 414’s or U67s/U87s Ambience mikes: AKG 414’s or U67s/U87s Guitars & amped keyboards: Shure SM57 Effects: Eventide H910 Harmonizer Eventide H949 Harmonizer Lexicon 224 digital rever