This is a list of things that were present in Kraftwerk's Kling Klang 
studio during the Computerworld tour of 1981. Note that it's a pre-midi
and mainly analogue setup. This list is probably not complete at all.

Huetter:
- Two analogue sequencers, producing up to 64 notes. A sequence can 
run as 1x64, or 2x32 in parallel. This is a custom-built device.
- Roland MC8 microcomposer with expanded memory, plus a bank of switches
for routing signals.
- Eventide Digital Delay and Flanger
- Synthi VCS3
- Prophet 5
- Polymoog
- Minimoog
- light-disc instrument for playing mono choir sounds, which "was built 
in Florida".

Bartos:
- Korg PS-3300 polyphonic synthesizer, "used for it's ability to merge 
harmonic with 'non-related' overtones, and it's parameters stretch attack 
and decay times to their limits".

Fluer:
- Custom built drum machine. With 6 rows of switches, each row has it's own
sound, that can be pulsed on when a switch is set. Pedals are used to give
accents.
- Syndrum

Schneider:
- Electronic flute
- Sennheiser vocoder
- EMS vocoder and patch panel
- Prophet polyphonic synthesizer

- Various filtering devices
- Equalizers, also parametric ones
- Mixers
- Eventide Harmonizer, Delay and Limiter/Compressor

In later years digital machines were added, like a Fairlight, and later a 
Synclavier which contains samples of sounds of their earlier years. Waldorf 
microwave, Akai samplers.

				- Rick Jansen <rick@SARA.NL>