Nikki Misery

Nikki Misery playing his Schecter Blackjack A-7 at Warped Tour 2015.

Nikki shared this photo on instagram of himself playing the Hellraiser Hybrid PT-7 during one of his shows with New Years Day.

Nikki Misery at After Shock 2017 with his Blackjack SLS C-7 P

In a gear rundown on Digital Tour Bus, Nikki Misery states that the Orange TH100 Head is his main tone, not needing another overdrive or distortion pedal.

In the video "New Years Day's Nikki Misery - GEAR MASTERS (Revisited) Ep. 22" by Digital Tour Bus, Nikki Misery is shown using a Korg Pitchblack Chromatic Pedal Tuner Nickel on his pedalboard.

In a gear rundown by Digital Tour Bus, Nikki Misery mentions that he uses the Dunlop 535Q Cry Baby Multi-Wah for its variety of tones, specifically favoring the second channel.

In a gear rundown video by Digital Tour Bus, Nikki Misery states that the MXR Carbon Copy Bright Analog Delay is the only delay pedal he has ever used. He uses it on lead parts, usually paired with his wah pedal.

In this gear rundown, Nikki Misery, guitarist for New Years Day, confirms that he uses the ISP Technologies Decimator II noise gate to eliminate feedback and noise on stage. This information is verified in an episode of Digital Tour Bus's "Gear Masters (Revisited)".

In a gear rundown by Digital Tour Bus, Nikki Misery demonstrates that he uses the Line 6 Relay G30 wireless pack to maintain full control over his movements onstage.

In a gear rundown episode by Digital Tour Bus, Nikki Misery confirms that the last pedal on his board is an Orange OS-D Footswitch, which he uses to switch from his distorted to clean channel for select parts of certain songs.

Nikki Misery uses the Schecter V-1 Custom as his main guitar during the Warped Tour, as seen in the video "New Years Day - 'Do Your Worst'

During a live performance at the Warped Tour on June 19, 2013, Nikki Misery used a Schecter Corsair guitar during the final part of New Years Day's set, as documented in a video by TheRealConcertKing on YouTube.

During this era of the band, Nikki Misery started using 7-string guitars. The Schecter Blackjack ATX solo-7 Special Edition was the first 7-string guitar he used live for the heavier part of the set, as seen in the YouTube video "New Years Day - 'Angel Eyes' (Live in San Diego 6-19-13)" by TheRealConcertKing.

Nikki Misery used an Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet during the Warped Tour run, as seen in a video by TheRealConcertKing titled "New Years Day - 'Angel Eyes' (Live in San Diego 6-19-13)" on YouTube.

In the official behind-the-scenes video titled "New Years Day - Behind The Scenes of Angel Eyes," released by NewYearsDayOFFICIAL on YouTube, Nikki Misery is visibly using the Marshall JCM800 2203 amplifier. The video was filmed by Daniel Rodriguez and edited by Anthony Barro.

In the official behind-the-scenes video "New Years Day - Behind The Scenes of Angel Eyes" by NewYearsDayOFFICIAL on YouTube, Nikki Misery is seen using a Marshall 4x12 Cab with V30 speakers, paired with a JCM800.