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Re: Identify this Floyd Rose? Dean Razorback Cemetery Gates
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Identify this Floyd Rose? Dean Razorback Cemetery Gates
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Demanic
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Re: Identify this Floyd Rose? Dean Razorback Cemetery Gates
A's far as tone goes, you want either the densest crystalline structure that you can get or the lightest linear fibre structure that you can get.
And if you ever figure out how to cross granite with balsa...
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A's far as tone goes, you want either the densest crystalline structure that you can get or the lightest linear fibre structure that you can get.
And if you ever figure out how to cross granite with balsa...
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kramersteen
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Re: Identify this Floyd Rose? Dean Razorback Cemetery Gates
3d printed tremolo at home.
3d printed tremolo at home.
wmachine
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Re: Identify this Floyd Rose? Dean Razorback Cemetery Gates
Yes, I think that pretty well sums it up. I know 2012s had FR Specials, and 2010s had Licensed. So either something weird was done for 2011, or I have a mutt. The only thing nagging at me about it being a mutt is that it is black chrome. And it wouldn't have been easy to go the mutt route and still keep the black chrome. I think it was still possible there was something transitional between the Licensed and the Specials. A different Licensed, of sorts.
Regardless, it does sound good, holds tune, and feels solid. So off I go!
BTW, I bought it knowing it was a shredding machine. I'm not that much into Metal, but I did want round out my collection and have some fun with it. What surprises me is how impressive the cleans are. Not just with the Dimebucker, but with the DMT neck pup too, when used with the Dimebucker.
May sound weird, but going clean, the Dimebucker had a Telecaster tone to it. I'm sure it would be tough, though, to do a Country Western gig with Razorback.........
Yes, I think that pretty well sums it up. I know 2012s had FR Specials, and 2010s had Licensed. So either something weird was done for 2011, or I have a mutt. The only thing nagging at me about it being a mutt is that it is black chrome. And it wouldn't have been easy to go the mutt route and still keep the black chrome. I think it was still possible there was something transitional between the Licensed and the Specials. A different Licensed, of sorts.
Regardless, it does sound good, holds tune, and feels solid. So off I go!
BTW, I bought it knowing it was a shredding machine. I'm not that much into Metal, but I did want round out my collection and have some fun with it. What surprises me is how impressive the cleans are. Not just with the Dimebucker, but with the DMT neck pup too, when used with the Dimebucker.
May sound weird, but going clean, the Dimebucker had a Telecaster tone to it. I'm sure it would be tough, though, to do a Country Western gig with Razorback.........
EDX
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Re: Identify this Floyd Rose? Dean Razorback Cemetery Gates
lol, ever heard some of the country songs dime played, he even wrote some country.
the dimebucker in parallel sounds even more single coil-ish, and split the damn thing is twang town even on the darkest heaviest mahogany slab you can slap it to.
really the thing with the dimebucker is that it wasn't made as a modern sounding humbucker, i love it, it sound really classic, lots of people think being dimebag sig pickup it's a one trick pony, and being possibly the only pickup which actually has a signature on it people bash it hard, as saying it was only marketing and that dime never used it, but he did.
i think it was treyhaislip or securb who said he uses a dimebucker almost only for clean tones and classic rock
id totally pay to see a country act with a guitarist playing a razorback
lol, ever heard some of the country songs dime played, he even wrote some country.
the dimebucker in parallel sounds even more single coil-ish, and split the damn thing is twang town even on the darkest heaviest mahogany slab you can slap it to.
really the thing with the dimebucker is that it wasn't made as a modern sounding humbucker, i love it, it sound really classic, lots of people think being dimebag sig pickup it's a one trick pony, and being possibly the only pickup which actually has a signature on it people bash it hard, as saying it was only marketing and that dime never used it, but he did.
i think it was treyhaislip or securb who said he uses a dimebucker almost only for clean tones and classic rock
id totally pay to see a country act with a guitarist playing a razorback
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