D. D. Verni

Subject: D. D. Verni Mon Nov 25, 2013 2:19 pm

Apparently this was D. D. Verni of Overkill's bass

D. D. Verni Elimin12

I don't know if it was used live or on any recordings, I've only seen him use is BC Rich Widow basses and his modded Rickenbacker earlier in his career.
By far one of my favorite metal bands and D.D. is one of my favorite metal bass players aswell. His tone is always great and he locks in with the drummer amazingly.

Me and my girlfriend saw them recently with Warbringer and Kreator.
They killed it! We were right up front and at the end of the set, Bobby passed her a setlist and shook her hand.
She got a pick aswell. Was a great night, next morning not so much, neck was pretty sore haha.

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Cool, note the combination of detuner and kahler. Wonder how he used the combination of those two devices...

Subject: Re: D. D. Verni Mon Nov 25, 2013 3:13 pm

Maybe he couldn't get them to work and that's why he got rid of the bass haha.

Subject: Re: D. D. Verni Tue Nov 26, 2013 7:45 am

haha detuner AND kahler = no way.

tune your strings up, drop the E to D and watch the others follow in the out-of-tune-ness...lol

my only gripe about on the fly drop the E to D. thats why I tune normal to DGCF

Subject: Re: D. D. Verni Sat Mar 01, 2014 1:51 pm

Oops! How did I overlook this post? Great find!

Subject: Re: D. D. Verni Wed Apr 09, 2014 2:02 pm

i should be hitting falsetto .... "YYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAA!" ............

but im really just kinda ...... eh ..........

the tailpiece work is cool on this bass.

i saw overkill once ... prong opened for them and was 100 x better.