UK - Judas Priest have just embarked on an extensive world tour to promote their latest album, a concept work based on the life of the French apothecary and reputed seer - Nostradamus. And with a DiGiCo D5 console mixing the sound.

Despite having worked with DiGiCo consoles for several years in his capacity as system tech with the Foo Fighters, this is the first time that Judas Priest's front of house engineer (and production manager) Martin Walker has taken a DiGiCo board out on tour himself.

"With Judas Priest I've always felt that an analogue console is best," he says. "I've tried digital consoles with them before, but somehow they just weren't 'right' for the band. However the difficulty in finding my favoured analogue console prompted me to give the D5 a try this time out."

(Jim Evans)


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