Dean Dimebag Darell Electric Guitar Review

Dean Dimebag Darell Review

This is a review of the Dean Dimebag Darell razorback electric guitar. Last time I checked, it was being sold for $1099.95 at a leading online musical instrument retailer. First of all let me say that I love this electric guitar. It's worth every penny. You're also getting a case with it for that price.

Its features include a Floyd Rose licensed tremolo, black hardware, dimebucker treble pickup, dimebag traction knobs, set neck construction, pearl razor inlay, mahogany body and neck and rosewood fingerboard. This Dean electric guitar is available in two-tone silver blast, explosion, shards graphic and slime bumblebee finishes.

I find the various finishes very interesting but my favorite is the slime bumblebee. When it comes to looks this guitar is a leader.

I love the sound on the Dean Dimebag Darell razorback electric guitar. With signature dime humbuckers, what more can one ask for? As far as tuning is concerned, I love the Floyd Rose system on this beauty. It helps the guitar stay in tune for long. One problem however, is that if you're a beginner, it may take you a while to know what you're doing with the whammy. But experienced players won't have that issue. I find this guitar very easy to use, the playability is great and there's lots of speed.

I compared this guitar to a friend's Gibson Explorer being sold for as much as $1250 and this guitar beat it hands down. Although it's cheaper, the Dimebag Darell Razorback looks better, has more features and has better sound.

If you're looking for a guitar that sounds great, has great distortion, and can make a simple riff look like a real work of art, this guitar won't disappoint. No matter what kind of music you're into, you've got it right here. Do you want hardcore chords and scorching leads? Get this guitar. If you want it to sound even better, put some EMGs on it.

Overall, this is a very good guitar. You can read other reviews and decide whether or not it meets your needs.

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