Not exactly vintage, but I LOVE the  Nomad Factory Blueverb DRV 2080 plugin. Until Breverb came along that was my go-to plug. The other one I love is my Yamaha O1V96 reverbs. I use them so often I have a permanent FX loop set up via ADAT.

Benny Bear

 
Mine is the B4 II. 
  

Its probably the oldest one that I use regularly. I also have NI Vintage Organs but keep coming back to B4 II

Windows XP

Ak-Sys for my USB-connected AKAI S5000's. I have to run it in a VM window now in Win7 64bit, but it still works - aling with the old 32bit USB driver!

KEv

My oldest piece of gear is my very first keyboard... the Roland JX-8P. That baby can make some very cool sounds.

Scott

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BBE Sonic Maximizer plugin

Har-Bal

'68 Goldtop (long story), '71 Marshall 50 half stack.

Tom

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My oldest piece of gear is my very first keyboard... the Roland JX-8P. That baby can make some very cool sounds.

Scott

Mine is my first keyboard - Roland JX-3P.
 
DCOs, but nice VCFs and VCAs.

1961 "Les Paul" badged SG Junior, though I don't use it these days. Marshall Plexi Lead from around 1969, still works but retired.

I do use a Jen Cry Baby Super I bought new in 1979, though it's had replacement switches and pots over the years.

Electronic stuff aside, my oldest piece of kit in regular use is a mid 19th century fiddle.

As for software, no idea really.

had a circa '69 Plexi too, really don't miss the "volume".



She was a real "flame thrower"...

T