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Dimebag Darrell’s guitar gear: everything you need to nail the game-changing Pantera guitarist’s sound
Trying to Reinvent The Steel? Or on the hunt for your own Vulgar Display Of Power? Well, here’s how to take your tones to A New Level…
Zakk Wylde on why his new online guitar course is about "not burning the steak", and how he's approaching Dimebag Darrell's parts for Pantera's upcoming shows
The Black Label Society man on imparting decades of six-string wisdom in his new Berzerker Guitar Camp, and how some serious woodshedding is helping him learn Dimebag's formidable catalog of solos
Zakk Wylde says replicating Dimebag Darrell’s playing style is impossible: “It's like if Randy Rhoads played Eruption, it would sound like Randy, not Eddie Van Halen”
The Black Label Society axeman revealed the biggest challenges he's faced preparing for the upcoming Pantera tribute shows – and how using Dimebag’s gear will help his cause
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Zakk Wylde says he still needs to learn Dimebag Darrell's guitar parts for Pantera's upcoming reunion tour
The highly anticipated trek is due to kick off in early December
How an unreleased Dimebag Darrell guitar solo ended up on Nickelback’s best-selling album
The fiery lead featured outtakes recorded for Vulgar Display of Power and Far Beyond Driven – and it wasn’t the first time the Pantera legend collaborated with the Canadian rockers
Zakk Wylde will use Dimebag Darrell’s guitar gear on Pantera's reunion tour
Dimebag's longtime guitar tech Grady Champion has signed up for the tour, and was given access to Dimebag's gear by the late guitarist's girlfriend and estate trustee
Dimebag Darrell’s final Dean USA Custom Shop guitar showcased in new video
The Pantera man never got to play this Dime Razorback Stealth USA Custom Shop model, nicknamed “The Clubhouse”
Dimebag Darrell – the Far Beyond Driven interview: “I knew it was going to be one bad motherf**ker – refreshing, new, and that’s what it was”
In this 1994 GW interview, Pantera’s larger-than-life guitarist opens up about his musical upbringing, the parallels with the Van Halen brothers, Randy Rhoads’ influence, and the noises and tones behind the band’s uncompromising new sound
