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Thanks ! Yep he had a Warwick Thumb BO then moved to Kiesel and now Ibanez :)

You can do it with any finger really, the technique is called a left hand dead note which is basically the same as your regular left hand tapping except you don't make any pitched sound, just a percussive rhythm (usually you'll choose a finger that will make you end up on a fret that won't produce harmonics). Although he does not demonstrate this particular technique, Amos did an interview with reverb where he explains the origin of using such rhythmical elements in his playing : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xJEhU-MseG4.html . Another popular example of this technique is the song Lacquer Head by Primus where the left hand dead note is at the core of the main riff

@@LeMosbi I though about Les Claypool of primus too ! Really great explanation it's cool to have a musician who explain like that