"Dimebag's Axe of Choice: Expensive, But Worth Every Penny"
Sound:
I've never owned a guitar that sounds quite like this one. It's made for a metal god.
Feature:
Dimebag had good taste. The features are basic, but they suffice for a lot.
Ease of Use:
I can see where he got it from, if the guitar played a factor in how well he was able to play.
Quality:
It's a Razorback, and it's edgy, so you'd think "The paint's gonna chip off if you drop it." No sir.
Manufacturer Support:
I've owned around ten Deans, and I'm experienced with the company. They've got great service.
Value:
Don't get me wrong, I love it. But unfortunately, it's priced a little too high for my tastes. I paid around $350 for a basic BCR Kerry King V package and it plays very good compared to the way a Razorback does. (Not better than the Razorback, but very nice)
The Wow Factor:
I wouldn't have paid this much for a guitar like this if it weren't dead sexy. Gigging alone, I've had numbers dropped at my door.
Overall:
Like I said before, it's not a waste of money at all. It's just really expensive. It's the most expensive guitar in my inventory. But if you can play very good (and I mean VERY good, because this is the farthest thing from starter there is), and if you've got the desire for a Razorback, then by all means, buy it. It's drop-dead gorgeous, it plays like nothing else, and it was Dimebag's weapon of choice. Honestly, I've never played or owned a better guitar, it just sucks that it's got such a fat price tag.
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