Members: Synthesizers:
Martin Gore: Yamaha CS-5
Andrew Fletcher: Moog Prodigy
Vince Clarke: Roland Jupiter-4 or Kawai Synthesizer-100F
Notes:
Microphones: Shure SM57 or Shure SM58.
Tape Machines: Teac A-3440 (with D.B.Y. Unit) or Studer ReVox A77.



Members: Synthesizers:
Martin Gore: Yamaha CS-5
Andrew Fletcher: Moog Prodigy
Vince Clarke: Roland Jupiter-4 or Kawai Synthesizer-100F or Roland SH-1
Notes:
Microphones: Shure SM57 or Shure SM58.
Tape Machines: Teac A-3440 (with D.B.Y. Unit) or Studer ReVox A77.



Members: Synthesizers:
Martin Gore: PPG Wave 2 and Yamaha CS-5
Andrew Fletcher: Moog Source
Alan Wilder: Roland ProMars
Notes:
Microphones: Shure SM57.
Tape Machines: Teac A-3440 (with D.B.Y. Unit) or Studer ReVox A77.



Members: Synthesizers:
Martin Gore: PPG Wave 2 and Yamaha CS-5 (replaced by a small white keyboard (with "Fairlite" written on its back as a joke) during the tour)
Andrew Fletcher: Moog Source
Alan Wilder: Roland ProMars (replaced by the Jupiter-8 during the tour) or Roland Jupiter-8 (one or two)
Notes:
Microphones: Shure SM57.
Tape Machines: Teac A-3440 (with D.B.Y. Unit) or Studer ReVox A77.



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: Yamaha DX7 and E-mu Emulator Acoustic guitar Percussion pad and iron pipes
Andrew Fletcher: Oberheim OB-8 - Percussion pad and bikewheel
Alan Wilder: Roland Jupiter-8 and PPG Wave 2.2 (unsure) - Percussion pad and corrugated iron
Comments:

'The live versions were structured in such a way that everybody could load their sounds into the Emulator in time to be ready for their first keyboard part. Sometimes extended intros were programmed to cover this problem. Since it took about 30 seconds for each bank of sounds to load, it was often touch
and go whether everyone would make it in time.' (Alan Wilder)



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: Yamaha DX7 and E-mu Emulator *Melodica **Percussion pad and **iron pipes
Andrew Fletcher: Oberheim OB-8 - **Percussion pad and bikewheel
Alan Wilder: E-mu Emulator II and Roland Jupiter-8 - **Percussion pad and **corrugated iron
Notes:

*Melodica: Used on Everything Counts.

**Percussion pads: Used on Lie To Me and Told You So.
**Iron pipes: Used on Master And Servant and Blasphemous Rumours.
**Corrugated iron: Used on Blasphemous Rumours.

Microphones: Shure SM57.
Keyboard Stands: Ultimate "pipe" stand [Martin and Alan].
Comments:

'The live versions were structured in such a way that everybody could load their sounds into the Emulator in time to be ready for their first keyboard part. Sometimes extended intros were programmed to cover this problem. Since it took about 30 seconds for each bank of sounds to load, it was often touch
and go whether everyone would make it in time.' (Alan Wilder)



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: PPG Wave 2.3 and E-mu Emulator II *Melodica **Metal pipes
Andrew Fletcher: Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000 (x2) - Roland Octapad Pad-8 and pads (x3)
Alan Wilder: E-mu Emulator II and Korg DW-8000 - **Metal pipes
Notes:
The triggers were translated with Roland Octapad Pad-8's and sent to Akai S900 samplers for the sounds.
The synthesizers were translated with MIDI to the BBC UMI sequencing system.

*Melodica: Used on Everything Counts.

**Metal pipes: Used on Fly On The Windscreen, Stripped, Master And Servant and People Are People.

Comments:

'The live versions were structured in such a way that everybody could load their sounds into the Emulator in time to be ready for their first keyboard part. Sometimes extended intros were programmed to cover this problem. Since it took about 30 seconds for each bank of sounds to load, it was often touch
and go whether everyone would make it in time.' (Alan Wilder)



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: E-mu Emax (or HD) and Korg DW-8000 *Gretsch Anniversary and **Melodica ***Percussion pads (x2)
Andrew Fletcher: E-mu Emax (or HD) and Yamaha DX7II-D (or FD) - ***Percussion pads (x2)
Alan Wilder: E-mu Emax (or HD) and Yamaha DX7II-D (or FD) - ***Percussion pads (x2)
Notes:
Triggering E-mu Emax HD Rack's for spare.

*Guitars: Dick Knight copied Martin's original Gretsch for stage use, using Gretsch parts but adding more wood in the body to cut down on feedback.
Click here to see a complete list of the guitars Martin used in the songs on this tour.

**Melodica: Used on Everything Counts.

***Percussion Pads: The pads were translated with MIDI to E-mu Emax HD Rack's for the sounds.
Used on Blasphemous Rumours, Stripped, Nothing, People Are People, Never Let Me Down Again and Master And Servant.

Tape Machines: Tascam 48 (main) and Tascam 38 (spare).
Comments:

'The sounds were spread across the keyboard, sometimes using several different presets for different song sections. The Emax hard disc had
enough memory to store all the banks of sounds for all the songs. Each preset or new bank was loaded using a footswitch.' (Alan Wilder)



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: E-mu Emax II Turbo (x2) *Gretsch Anniversary and acoustic guitar **Percussion pads (x2)
Andrew Fletcher: E-mu Emax II Turbo (x2) - **Percussion pads (x2)
Alan Wilder: E-mu Emax II Turbo (x2) - **Percussion pads (x2) and ***drum kit
Notes:
All pads and mega drums triggered E-mu Emax II Turbo Rack's (became an Akai S1000 in Aus when the Emax died).

*Guitars: Dick Knight copied Martin's original Gretsch for stage use, using Gretsch parts but adding more wood in the body to cut down on feedback.
Click here to see a complete list of the guitars Martin used in the songs on this tour.

**Percussion pads: Used on Everything Counts, Master And Servant, Never Let Me Down Again (unsure) and Stripped.

***Drum kit: Used on Clean and Personal Jesus.

Tape Machines: Tascam MSR16 (x2) (main and spare).
Keyboard Stands: Ultimate Apex.
Comments:

'The sounds were spread across the keyboard, sometimes using several different presets for different song sections. The Emax hard disc had
enough memory to store all the banks of sounds for all the songs. Each preset or new bank was loaded using a footswitch.' (Alan Wilder)



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: E-mu Emax II Turbo and Roland A-50 *Gretsch Anniversary, Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman (with Bigsby) and E-bow -
Andrew Fletcher: E-mu Emax II Turbo (x2) † - -
Alan Wilder: E-mu Emax II Turbo and Akai MX1000 **Piano ***Yamaha drum kit
Notes:
Downstage keyboard [Alan]: Akai MX1000 (black version) (Philip MIDI line drivers). Used on Judas and Everything Counts.
Downstage keyboard [Fletch]: Yamaha DX7II-D (or FD) updated, finally!!! (Philip MIDI line drivers). Used on Everything Counts.

*Guitars: Dick Knight copied Martin's original Gretsch for stage use, using Gretsch parts but adding more wood in the body to cut down on feedback.
Strung with Gibson strings, from .010 to .046 gauge.
Click here to see a complete list of the guitars Martin used in the songs on this tour.

**Piano: Korg 01/W ProX (transplanted into a grand piano body). Used on Condemnation.

***Drum kit: Yamaha: 22" bass drum. 7" snare drum. 12", 13", 14" and 16" tomtoms. Noble and Cooley piccolo.
Zildjian K cymbals: 22" ride, 18" China, 6" splash, 13" hi-hats, 16" and 18" crashes.
Used on I Feel You, Never Let Me Down Again, Rush, In Your Room and Personal Jesus.

P.A. system: Brittania Pow Flashlight System.
Microphones: Samson Synth Radio (with EU 757 capsules) [Dave, Samantha and Hildia].
Tape Machines: Sony 3324 (x2) (main and spare).
Keyboard Stands: Ultimate Apex Plus.
Comments:

'The sounds were spread across the keyboard, sometimes using several different presets for different song sections. The Emax hard disc had
enough memory to store all the banks of sounds for all the songs. Each preset or new bank was loaded using a footswitch.' (Alan Wilder)

'The difference in keyboards (Akai MX1000) was due to the fact that my particular selection of musical parts required more physical keys on the
keyboard than those parts that were played by Martin and Fletch.' (Alan Wilder)



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: E-mu Emax II Turbo and Roland A-50 *Gretsch Anniversary, Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman (with Bigsby) and E-bow
-
Alan Wilder: E-mu Emax II Turbo and Akai MX1000 **Piano ***Yamaha drum kit
Andrew Fletcher: E-mu Emax II Turbo (x2) - -
Daryl Bamonte: E-mu Emax II Turbo (x2) - -
Notes:

Fletch was replaced by Daryl Bamonte in Sao Paulo, April 4th 1994.

*Guitars: Dick Knight copied Martin's original Gretsch for stage use, using Gretsch parts but adding more wood in the body to cut down on feedback.
Strung with Gibson strings, from .010 to .046 gauge.

**Piano: Korg 01/W ProX (transplanted into a grand piano body). Used on Condemnation.
***Drum kit: Yamaha: 22" bass drum. 7" snare drum. 12", 13", 14" and 16" tomtoms. Noble and Cooley piccolo.
Zildjian K cymbals: 22" ride, 18" China, 6" splash, 13" hi-hats, 16" and 18" crashes.
Used on Rush, Halo, Stripped, In Your Room, Never Let Me Down Again, I Feel You, Personal Jesus and A Question Of Time.
P.A. system: Brittania Pow Flashlight System.
Microphones: Samson Synth Radio (with EU 757 capsules) [Dave, Samantha and Hildia].
Tape Machines: Sony 3324 (x2) (main and spare).
Keyboard Stands: Ultimate Apex Plus [Alan, Martin] and Ultimate Apex [Fletch, Daryl].
Comments:

'The sounds were spread across the keyboard, sometimes using several different presets for different song sections. The Emax hard disc had
enough memory to store all the banks of sounds for all the songs. Each preset or new bank was loaded using a footswitch.' (Alan Wilder)

'The difference in keyboards (Akai MX1000) was due to the fact that my particular selection of musical parts required more physical keys on the
keyboard than those parts that were played by Martin and Fletch.' (Alan Wilder)

'While everyone else was sunning themselves on the beach and enjoying a well-earned rest, Daryl and I spent a week cooped up in a hotel room
in Hawaii where I taught him the entire set. He subsequently played it perfectly for the rest of the tour - pretty good eh, considering he'd hardly
ever played a keyboard before in his life.' (Alan Wilder)



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: E-mu Emax II Turbo and Roland A-50 *Gretsch Anniversary, Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman (with Bigsby) and E-bow
-
Alan Wilder: E-mu Emax II Turbo and Akai MX1000 **Piano ***Yamaha drum kit
Daryl Bamonte: E-mu Emax II Turbo (x2) - -
Notes:

*Guitars: Dick Knight copied Martin's original Gretsch for stage use, using Gretsch parts but adding more wood in the body to cut down on feedback.
Strung with Gibson strings, from .010 to .046 gauge.

**Piano: Korg 01/W ProX (transplanted into a grand piano body). Used on Condemnation.
***Drum kit: Yamaha: 22" bass drum. 7" snare drum. 12", 13", 14" and 16" tomtoms. Noble and Cooley piccolo.
Zildjian K cymbals: 22" ride, 18" China, 6" splash, 13" hi-hats, 16" and 18" crashes.
Used on Rush, Halo, Stripped, In Your Room, Never Let Me Down Again, I Feel You, Personal Jesus and A Question Of Time.
P.A. system: Brittania Pow Flashlight System.
Microphones: Samson Synth Radio (with EU 757 capsules) [Dave, Samantha and Hildia].
Tape Machines: Sony 3324 (x2) (main and spare).
Keyboard Stands: Ultimate Apex Plus [Alan, Martin] and Ultimate Apex [Daryl].
Comments:

'The sounds were spread across the keyboard, sometimes using several different presets for different song sections. The Emax hard disc had
enough memory to store all the banks of sounds for all the songs. Each preset or new bank was loaded using a footswitch.' (Alan Wilder)

'The difference in keyboards (Akai MX1000) was due to the fact that my particular selection of musical parts required more physical keys on the
keyboard than those parts that were played by Martin and Fletch.' (Alan Wilder)



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: - *Gretsch Anniversary and Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman (with Bigsby) -
Andrew Fletcher: E-mu Emax II Turbo - -
Dave Clayton: Korg Trinity and Roland A-90 - -
David Gahan: - - Tambourine
Christian Eigner : - - Drum kit
Notes:

*Guitars: Dick Knight copied Martin's original Gretsch for stage use, using Gretsch parts but adding more wood in the body to cut down on feedback.

Keyboard Stands: Ultimate Apex Plus [Fletch] and Ultimate Apex [Clayton].



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: E-mu Emax II Turbo (x2) *Gretsch Anniversary, Gretsch Double Anniversary, Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman (with Bigsby) and E-bow -
Andrew Fletcher: E-mu Emax II Turbo (x2) - -
Peter Gordeno: Roland JP-8000 and Roland A-90 - -
Christian Eigner: - - **Sonor drum kit
Notes:
Triggering Akai S3000XL (x2) [Martin, Fletch and Peter], Roland JV-1080 [Peter] and Roland JD-800 [Peter] for the sounds.

*Guitars: Dick Knight copied Martin's original Gretsch for stage use, using Gretsch parts but adding more wood in the body to cut down on feedback.
Click here to see a complete list of the guitars Martin used in the songs on this tour.

**Drum kit: Used in all songs.

Microphones: Samson Concert IV (unsure) [Dave], Shure SM58 [Fletch], Shure SM58 or Shure Beta 58A [Janet and Jordan].
Keyboard Stands: Ultimate Apex Plus.




Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: Yamaha CS2x and Yamaha CS6x *Gretsch Anniversary, Gretsch Double Anniversary and acoustic guitar -
Andrew Fletcher: Yamaha CS6x and Yamaha CS2x - -
Peter Gordeno: Roland JP-8000 and Roland A-90 - -
Christian Eigner : - - Drum kit
Notes:

*Guitars: Dick Knight copied Martin's original Gretsch for stage use, using Gretsch parts but adding more wood in the body to cut down on feedback.

Keyboard Stands: Ultimate Apex Plus.



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: Yamaha CS2x and Yamaha CS6x *Gretsch Anniversary, Gretsch Double Anniversary, Gretsch White Falcon II (with Gretsch Bigsby), Gibson Les Paul Ebony (Classic or Standard), Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman (with Bigsby), another electric guitar, Gibson J-185 EC Blues King Electro (unsure) and E-bow -
Andrew Fletcher: Yamaha CS2x (x2) - -
Peter Gordeno: Roland JP-8000 and Roland A-90 - -
Christian Eigner : - - **Drum kit
Notes:
Triggering Akai S5000 (x4) for the sounds. For the sequences and lightshow they used an Apple PowerBook G4 and a PC.
*Guitars: Dick Knight copied Martin's original Gretsch for stage use, using Gretsch parts but adding more wood in the body to cut down on feedback.
The Gretsch White Falcon II (with Gretsch Bigsby) is either a copy or a special version for Martin, it looks rather different with knobs on other places an so on.
Click here to see a complete list of the guitars Martin used in the songs on this tour.

**Drum kit: Used in all songs.

Microphones: Samson Concert IV (unsure) [Dave], Shure UHF U24S/58 or Shure UHF U24S/BETA58 [Jordan and Georgia].
Keyboard Stands: Ultimate Apex Plus Silver.



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Martin Gore: - *Gretsch Anniversary, Gretsch Double Anniversary and
Gretsch White Falcon II (with Gretsch Bigsby)
-
Peter Gordeno: Clavia Nord Lead 2, Roland A-90 and a grand piano - -
Andrew Phillpott: - Laptops (x3) and Gretsch Double Anniversary -
Notes:
*Guitars: Dick Knight copied Martin's original Gretsch for stage use, using Gretsch parts but adding more wood in the body to cut down on feedback.
The Gretsch White Falcon II (with Gretsch Bigsby) is either a copy or a special version for Martin, it looks rather different with knobs on other places an so on.
Click here to see a complete list of the guitars Martin used in the songs on this tour.
Keyboard Stands: Ultimate Apex Plus.



Members: Synthesizers: Guitars & Other: Drums & Percussions:
Knox Chandler: - *Gibson J-185 12-string (unsure), Fender Telecaster, Fender Stratocaster, 12-string electric guitar, Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Sunrise Orange (with Bigsby), Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Wine Red (with Bigsby) and another electric guitar -
Martyn Lenoble: - **Electric K-bass, Fender Deluxe P Bass Special (unsure), Fender Highway 1 Jazz Bass Honey Blonde (unsure) -
Vincent Jones: Clavia Nord Lead 2, another synthesizer and a stage piano - -
Victor Indrizzo: - - ***Drum kit and Yamaha drumkit
Notes:

*Guitaramplifiers: One Marshall head with cabinet, one Fender head with cabinet and a Fender amplifier.

**Bassamplifiers: Two Ampeg stacks, both with SVT-810AV cabinets but one with a SVT-CL head and one with another Ampeg head.

***Drum kits: In some shows they used an extra Yamaha drum kit.