Electric Guitar Review

Differs slightly from picture — Dime-O-Flage no longer includes brown. White/Gray/Black ‘Flage only.

Features:
The Dime Bag Darrell Tribute ML Electric Guitar is a bolt-on neck basswood body guitar with Zebra pickups. With a Tribute crest on the headstock and a Dimebag Quad image sticker on body, this guitar features the Dimebag traction knobs, Tune-O-Matic bridge, and chrome hardware.

It’s pretty much a black Dean ML with a Dimebag Darrel tribute graphic on the headstock, and a 4-headed Dimebag Darrel sticker on the front of the body, near the top. It has two “zebra” humbucking pickups, in which the neck pickup has electrical tape on the sides (apparently something Dime did) and rivets on the knobs, which gives them excellent grip when reaching for them in a hurry. It’s a string thru body hard-tail guitar, no floyd rose here. And it has Grover tuners. Check price.

Quality:
If you are a metal head looking for there first decent guitar, this is it, hands down. No scratches no dents perfect.

Sound:
This guitar sounds even better. The guitar is surprisingly comfortable, comparing to flying V’s that are of course excellent but one cannot “sit and play” because of their shape. The recording sound surprising, because the clean, was absolutely different and interesting on the recording.

Ease of Use:
The sound is a quite complicated question, because it depends on such factors as pickups, amps, strings but most of all the guitarists themselves. Its very playable and sound awesome on overdrive. Very fast neck, the body of the guitar gets in the way.

Value:
The price is what one needs! Great and last a long time. Check latest price.

Desirability:
The guitar is beautiful. Its looks great, nothing tops the ML shape but at the same time it sounds great too.

Overall:
Once you install the desired pickup of your choice, it’s a great guitar, looks killer, and is a ton of fun to play live with!

Features:
Tribute Crest on Headstock
Dimebag Quad image sticker on body
Basswood Body
Dean Series II Classic “V” headstock
Dimebag traction knobs
24-3/4 in. Scale & 1-11/16 in. Nut
Grover Tuners
Chrome Hardware
Zebra Pickups
Tune-O-Matic Bridge
Bolt-on construction
Maple Neck
Dimebag Tribute Poster
Newer White/Gray/Black flake ‘Flage

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The popular SG style featuring Alnico-V Humbuckers, and a beautiful Mahogany Body for lefties.

Feature:
Every part is defiantly used but there is not a bunch of features for this guitar. The pick ups were nice and the looks and the finish of the guitar were very good. The only things you can think of to add to this guitar are coil taps, a phase switch, and neck binding. But all of that would change the vintage vibe and raise the price so its probably best as it is. Check Price.

Quality:
This guitar is amazing!!! Best paint job for epiphone. The finish, etc were very good. Better in some respects than the Mexican made Fenders. The build quality of this guitar is astounding! The pictures you see of these do not do justice to the finish. It is absolutely gorgeous.

The rosewood on the fretboard even has a little figuring to it, and looks FAR better than Korean made Agile. There is a pinhead sized spot on the bottom of the body where there must have been a tiny air bubble. This is absolutely the best looking guitar for the money.

Sound:
The sound is great. It strange that this model felt and sounded better than the Tony Iommi signature model and yet costing about half of what the Tony Iommi model cost. The G400 model is made solid and is quite impressive sounding as well as nice looking.

The pick ups had a nice bite to them in drive mode and yet when you played both pick ups through your old Ibanez chorus it sounded nice and full without being muddy.

The SG has a different tone than other similar guitars, and it takes a little getting used to. The sweet spots are in different places than other guitars for the neck pickup, due to it being a little further back from the fretboard than a Les Paul or others.

Maybe that’s why some have complained about the pickups because this guitar sounds EXACTLY as it should. Even tried other pickups and they did not have the pick sensitivity or the vintage tone, or especially the low-end balls that the stock ones do.

Ease of Use:
This is a nice thin guitar that sits well in your lap. Epiphones necks be a little on the thick side (except the Casino/Sheraton/dot models) for your hands.

Value:
This is THE biggest bang for your buck. No doubt, a great value for it being a second guitar on stage or very good first guitar that won’t find its way to traded in for a long time. Check latest price.

Desirability:
This guitar looks amazing!!!

Overall:
Overall this is an amazing deal on a quality guitar that plays well and has a true vintage vibe and tone. The quality guitar to bring to the gigs if the weather is too cold or to hot and humid for Gibson Les Paul is exposed too.

Technical Info:
Pickups: 2-Alnico-V Humbuckers
Hardware: Chrome
Scale: 24.75 in.
Nut Width: 1.68 in.
Neck: Set
Neck Material: Mahogany
Fingerboard/Inlay: Rosewood/Trapezoid
Body Material: Mahogany

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Tags: 6 String Guitar, Epiphone, Left Handed by admin
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