Nick Avila

Nick Avila, front-man and bass guitarist of video-game remix metal band PowerGlove, is shown performing live and riling up the crowd. The light was just right to allow his Warwick Corvette $$ (Double Buck) display well in this photo. By the pot placement and additional selectors, we can see that it is the made in Germany version with the active MEC pickups.

Alex Berkson, long-time rhythm guitarist of video-game remix metal band PowerGlove, is shown playing a live performance with an ESP LTD H-1000 Deluxe guitar. In the background, to the right of the photo, is his rig alongside Nick Avila's bass rig. Nick is playing through a Fender 610 PRO Cabinet. You can tell it is the 610 and not the 810 model due to how tall it is next to the Peavey/Mesa rig as well as the drums.

Nick Avila, front-man and bass guitarist of video-game remix metal band PowerGlove, is briefly interviewed at the beginning of this video. He stands in front of his bass rig while talking to the camera man and in front of him is an Ampeg SVT-CL Classic Bass Head. The amp is in view from 0:06 - 0:12.

Nick Avila, front-man and bass guitarist of video-game remix metal band PowerGlove, is briefly interviewed at the beginning of this video. He stands in front of his bass rig while talking to the camera man and in front of him is a Korg DTR-1000. The amp is in view from 0:06 - 0:12.

Nick Avila, front-man and bass guitarist of video-game remix metal band PowerGlove, is briefly interviewed at the beginning of this video. He stands in front of his bass rig while talking to the camera man and in front of him is a Sennheiser EW 100 G2 rack unit. The unit is in view from 0:06 - 0:12.

Nick Avila, front-man and bass guitarist of video-game remix metal band PowerGlove, is briefly interviewed at the beginning of this video. He stands in front of his bass rig while talking to the camera man. His rig's power is being conditioned by an old Furman Rackrider RR-15NL Power Conditioner.

Nick Avila, front-man and bass guitarist of video-game remix metal band PowerGlove, plays a live performance in Arizona with an Ampeg stack. The Cabinet he used here was an Ampeg SVT-810E Cabinet. Starting at 2:04 you can make out the small logo in the bottom right which is blocked off instead of the cursive "Heritage" that the heritage series would sport. You can tell it is the 810 model due to it standing to the shoulders of the band members.

Nick Avila, frontman and bass guitarist of video-game remix metal band PowerGlove, is shown in a promotional photo shoot holding his Warwick Streamer Stage 2. This photo gives us a really clear and well lit shot of the bass allowing us to see by the pot positions, large inlays, and upper horn.

Nick Avila recently commented via Twitter on his EquipBoard submissions after he noticed a mistake. His comments were as follows.

"Thanks, but that bass is a Streamer Stage 2, which Warwick doesn't make anymore. The bass I played on our newest 2 albums was a Corvette $$" - Nick