Mike Davis, Nocturnus

[wilkinsi]

I'd like to know precisely which pickup he put in the bridge of that yellow Warrior Pro 1991-1992. I'm guessing it could be a JB. Not sure how long the TB-5 Custom has been around. I was also recently watching a gig from the "Farewell to planet Earth" video (which is a collection of bootleg quality gigs) where he played a blue Charvel (at least I thought so anyway). Looks like he also played a blue KE3 on "Ethereal tomb" in 2000. I was also hoping there may even be a way to get his sound(s) using my Boss GT-10, but I've never used an ADA MP-1. :think:

[wilkinsi]

Still no-on knows? I wanna avoid multiple pickup swaps.

[levantin]

A. The difference between a JB and custom will be subtle if you dial in the eq like you need it and use the preamp/amp/speakers/pedals that will get you where you want to go. If pickups made a that much of a difference every kid with a ltd would sound like metallica.

B. Why on earth do you want to copy someone's sound? Are you in a Nocturnus tribute band?

[wilkinsi]

No. I just wanna hear how my crap playing sounds with his signature sound Its not as if I'm gonna produce cover songs anyway.

[laurens]

Did you have any luck finding the answer? I'm curious and also wonder what they used for amps. This is band is so briliant IMHO. I put them in the same league as Death. Seriously, back in the day they made some bad ass proggressive music that stood out.

[wilkinsi]

Still no answer . I decided in the end to just order a JB.Jr, Hot Rails and Lil'59 for one Warrior; And a JB for the other.