You are a very humble soul. Most people that only has half the talent you have would want to be charging for stuff like this. You are freaking awesome Euge.
Totally agreed and was thinking the same when i found this channel.This King of a Man makes these videos to everyone for free, the knowledge he is teaching out and the hours he put to these videos are not few. Truly an awesome and humble soul!!! Most famous people would not do this!
Nailing Dime tone without Dime gear? That proves the gear is often simply overestimated - it´s more about the player´s ability to tweak the settings of what he has available. ;)
Yes, the playing is the most important. The Groove. But ML guitars really have a tight and bassy tone, and some kind of resonance/vibration that goes through the wings
I'm 49 and I took lessons starting in the 6th grade and stopped after a couple years.I picked it up every now and then.Then my roommate worked at a record store and came home with Cowboys from Hell in 1990 and I heard Dime and haven't put a guitar down since.The cool thing is I'm one of I'm sure thousands who owe dime credit for playing.
2001 area I was like 13, I nearly gave up guitar to play drums. Then learned CFH on a guitar my dad gave me. Needless to say, I ended up buying a guitar with a Floyd Rose, and never looked back.
I started a little earlier when =VH= came out, Eddie was just nuts.... and then Panera a few years later and man oh man were they HEAVY! Dime had suck killer riffs that would just swing and groove man, NOBODY wrote riffs like that!
I picked up guitar as a kid after hearing Mouth For War on headbangers ball. I couldn't get it out of my head, I went to Tower Records the next day and bought Vulgar Display of Power and Cowboys From Hell. Then I worked my ass off to get my first guitar and I never looked back.
Dime had a certain swing and groove to his riffing... not every player can swing it. Even good players can have trouble playing Dime’s killer riffs. He was such a gifted and unique player. The vids of him playing in high school are amazing. He was a monster even then!
I think a big part of what sets Dime apart is his vibrato was huge. He had this swagger with his vibrato that was instantly noticeable and would add dynamics to almost every note he played.
It always amazes me how well his riffs(hell, their entire catalog) has aged. It’s one of the bands I never get tired of. If I hear it randomly my heart starts pumping. Even these riffs your playing make me wanna go jam out for a few hours. Bedroom concert time!!
If you look at old concerts from the 90s. The setlist is stacked and every song is a certified banger. Absolutely zero fills. I was lucky enough to catch them everytime they came through town in the 90s and those concerts were extremely loud and his tone just cut through the entire building. It was searingly high and would just level everything.
Love this! I remember Eddie Van Halen saying in an interview he was too poor to buy flash stuff, so he learnt how to make his guitar sound like he wanted.
@@EugeValovirta230V yeah...Van Halen has affected us all. He was one of the many people who inspired me (think James Hetfield, Dimebag, Kirk Hammett, Dave Mustaine) to pick up guitar. Stay safe bud. I also subbed.
@@EugeValovirta230V You explain things so well.My people and I have learned so much from your opinions much less your instructions. What a great teacher you are. I hope somewhere in my lifetime I can see you play live.No one has made such an impression on my instinct as you, since Dime.
Thank you Euge! your video was clear, entertaining, and you came across as a very nice humble person, just like Dimebag. you are right He left us with his legacy!, one very unique and of amazing songs! Greetings from Portugal 🤘
Euge, I discovered your channel some days ago and you're doing great! Nice video once again. The tone you get from the TSL is just wouah! A simple EQ and you're close to the Dime's sound... Cause of you, I took back my TSL who was sleeping, plugged a boost in front and rediscovered a new sound territory ! It rock ! Thanks.
I fell in love of your channel, i know you are a fan, plus you re showing the sounds. Love you bro, I subscribe,hopefully you keep doing more vids. Especially from you man.
Dime was a great guy talked to him several times in my life. I met him at a club in Arlington in 1988 His girlfriend was a waitress and bartender at the club we were playing at called Metalworks. We had a Pantera song in our set and she said to wait to play the Pantera song till dime gets here I am gonna call dime and have him come down and check ya'll out. we were all sceptical thinking she was pulling our leg and low and behold 30 min later in walks Dime. I talked to him for prob 20 min He was the nicest person I have ever met in my life. He set your mind at ease like you have known him your whole life. I talk to him several other times after that through the years and I can tell you he would be so happy and proud you did what you just did on breaking his style down. I guarantee if he was still alive he would have jumped right in and played with you. that was Dime. awesome video. bro.
Oh man that was cool! I never met him but a few of my closest friends did and they told the same that he was the nicest guy. Thanks man! Really glad to hear! 🙏
Thank You Euge. Great material, well executed. Your Channel is quickly becoming part of my Instant Inspirations if you will. I too was obsessed with the fun loving but serious Texas Shredder. Getch 'yer Pull and Get it All smh. Thanks DBD. You continue to inspire.
@@EugeValovirta230V Thanks for taking time to get back and read all your comments. What part of the world are you in ? What is good IR w/ Broad scope of Metal Cabs outside of the Jens Borgen pack ? Is the Borgen Rhythm Pack good for Two Notes CABM & Captor X ? I'm new to this lol. Have Many Modelers,Pre amps and Amps. Headrush,Helix lt, Atomic,Etc.,etc. Are the Celestion Packs good from their site ? A lot of questions I know. Thanks Euge.All the Best-
Dude, you said goosebumps and I swear that was the feeling. What a great player… metal changed after his vision. Pantera forever! And eternal Dime !!!!
Hey Euge, me again. As a dad of two, listening to you before practice has changed my outlook on playing completely. No one gets the “style” of Dime, or feel. You do, Thank you from the South!
First video I've seen from you so far...Dime was the best, next to Randy Rhoads. This video was excellent, and I'm now subbed to your channel. BLACK TOOOOOOTH!!!!!!!
Holy moly - that's the sound! Another great video, dude. One of my earliest influences and someone I'll always come back to. Undoubtedly one of the greatest, as you say. I think you must be a good guitar teacher too! I'd like to throw in a vote for, "In the style of Chuck Schuldiner", if you're keen. All the best.
Definitely diggin this breakdown video style. Great content as always! You ever consider diving into some of the sunset strip players? Tracii Guns, Chris Holmes, etc...?
That's the secret to HUGE tight tone. Mid boost up front to cut flub & fizz. Then post-gain bass & treble boost to emphasize the harmonics & fatten it all back up. I've found the two best tools for this are an EQ in front & another in the FX loop. (Just like a Mesa Mark).
Nice channel Euge! I've subscribed already. Very interesting to watch. Dime had a very precise idea on how he nted his guitar to sound. He used a looot of gain but he was such an amazing musician... They all were in PANTERA for that matter. As a bass player I really like REX's playing
Ive got Dean Stealth because its the only guitar I can play for long time without right arm straining and also the configurations I need with knobs and switch out of the way.
The first time I saw Pantera was in 90 or 91, I was in high school. Skid Row headlined. Dimebag ran up and down aisles and let people touch him and his guitar while he played. Phil played a solo on Whiplash by Metallica. What a great show!!! I was lucky to have seen Pantera a few times during the Vulgar Display tour.------Good video.
I never understood how the term groove metal was decided to be the name given to the genera of metal pantera pioneered until this video when your explaining how to play walk and how the dime way was different and playing them both side by side by a man that can actually do it justice and you then look at the camera and say it just groves and that’s the moment it all made sense after 20 years of wondering hahaha love your content
Bought it used from a guitarist from UK. Only 600 of those were made back in the day so it’s quite rare and I guess quite expensive nowadays if you happen to find one 👍😎
He used upstrokes in the Walk riff. Using upstrokes in Walk and many other signature Pantera riffs, gives the sound that groove or “swing” that made him famous.
Great guy to cover. Honestly, I don't think there's many guys that could make a solid state amp sound like Dime. I remember Vai commenting about him years ago and how much he loved him and giving a special nod to Dime's unique tone, which he referred to a "razor blade tone" lol. Good description! RIP. DBD _ | | _
Nvrmind there’s a video. it was a custom build. Great design. The V is my favorite body shape and I love reverse headstocks. I think the hockey stick headstock works great here. They should release a run of this design and cut you in. I would buy one seriously. Let me know!
I had the great honour of doing Security for Dimebag, Vinnie and some of the Pantera crew in London in 2001. The next night me and my best friend were guests of the band and was drinking with Dimebag after the show at the Brixton Academy. My best friend said to Dime that he was the King of the Pentatonic scale. Dimebag: "IT'S THE ONLY GODDAMN SCALE I KNOW!!!" 🤣😂🤣😂 Best two nights of my life. F.S.T.A.
Yeah it’s on my studio board, NS-2 is on my small live board and Fortin Zuul on my main live board which I use mainly with Cyhra. Have seen it the last time in London on Feb 2020 when we played our last show before Covid. Our crew took the gear to our HQs in Gothenburg so I haven’t also seen some of my ESPs in a long time ’cos I live in Switzerland 😎.
You are a very humble soul. Most people that only has half the talent you have would want to be charging for stuff like this. You are freaking awesome Euge.
Oh thanks man! 🙏☺️
Totally agreed and was thinking the same when i found this channel.This King of a Man makes these videos to everyone for free, the knowledge he is teaching out and the hours he put to these videos are not few. Truly an awesome and humble soul!!! Most famous people would not do this!
Dimebag is definitely the King of riffs!! I miss him so much...
Indeed! Me too.
also represents power. his style i mean.
💪👍
me too man miss the guy a lot....and his brother to as a matter of fact..
Iommi though cannot be forgotten. Obviously
Nailing Dime tone without Dime gear? That proves the gear is often simply overestimated - it´s more about the player´s ability to tweak the settings of what he has available. ;)
Indeed 👍😎
Yes, the playing is the most important. The Groove. But ML guitars really have a tight and bassy tone, and some kind of resonance/vibration that goes through the wings
@Pik Mon nope
He did a great job at getting dimes tube tone for sure!
@Pik Mon lmfao... do some research
I'm 49 and I took lessons starting in the 6th grade and stopped after a couple years.I picked it up every now and then.Then my roommate worked at a record store and came home with Cowboys from Hell in 1990 and I heard Dime and haven't put a guitar down since.The cool thing is I'm one of I'm sure thousands who owe dime credit for playing.
Dimebag Beyond Forever 💪🤘🎸
2001 area I was like 13, I nearly gave up guitar to play drums. Then learned CFH on a guitar my dad gave me. Needless to say, I ended up buying a guitar with a Floyd Rose, and never looked back.
🙏🤘👍
I started a little earlier when =VH= came out, Eddie was just nuts.... and then Panera a few years later and man oh man were they HEAVY! Dime had suck killer riffs that would just swing and groove man, NOBODY wrote riffs like that!
I picked up guitar as a kid after hearing Mouth For War on headbangers ball. I couldn't get it out of my head, I went to Tower Records the next day and bought Vulgar Display of Power and Cowboys From Hell.
Then I worked my ass off to get my first guitar and I never looked back.
Dime had a certain swing and groove to his riffing... not every player can swing it. Even good players can have trouble playing Dime’s killer riffs. He was such a gifted and unique player. The vids of him playing in high school are amazing. He was a monster even then!
Indeed! His swing & groove was amazing like Eddie Van Halen on steroids. Bless them both 🙏.
Even SRV woulda been a Dime Fan , they have Soul in Common ; ) And Hick Bends
I think a big part of what sets Dime apart is his vibrato was huge. He had this swagger with his vibrato that was instantly noticeable and would add dynamics to almost every note he played.
It always amazes me how well his riffs(hell, their entire catalog) has aged. It’s one of the bands I never get tired of. If I hear it randomly my heart starts pumping. Even these riffs your playing make me wanna go jam out for a few hours. Bedroom concert time!!
Indeed! 🔥👍🕺🎸
If you look at old concerts from the 90s. The setlist is stacked and every song is a certified banger. Absolutely zero fills. I was lucky enough to catch them everytime they came through town in the 90s and those concerts were extremely loud and his tone just cut through the entire building. It was searingly high and would just level everything.
Love this! I remember Eddie Van Halen saying in an interview he was too poor to buy flash stuff, so he learnt how to make his guitar sound like he wanted.
Glad to hear! 👌
@@EugeValovirta230V you gotta do one for Eddie. ☹
I had it planned but can’t make it now. I’m devastated. Van Halen has been the soundtrack of my life from early 80s when I was just a small kid. 💔
@@EugeValovirta230V yeah...Van Halen has affected us all. He was one of the many people who inspired me (think James Hetfield, Dimebag, Kirk Hammett, Dave Mustaine) to pick up guitar. Stay safe bud. I also subbed.
Indeed! Take care you too and thanks!
Love how you brake things down a little slower for the noobs like myself
Thanks! 😊👍
Def 1 of the better (if not, best) Dime videos I've watched. Thanks a lot sir. Sound locked in and chops, too.
Oh thanks Neil! Really glad to hear!
These are THE BEST lessons ever. You are very respected.
Thanks Todd! Much appreciated 🙏
@@EugeValovirta230V You explain things so well.My people and I have learned so much from your opinions much less your instructions. What a great teacher you are. I hope somewhere in my lifetime I can see you play live.No one has made such an impression on my instinct as you, since Dime.
Oh man thank you so much for your kind words! Really glad to hear! 🙏
LOVE the juxtaposition of the white piano and sheet music beside to the instruments of mass destruction.
Me too 😊
Thank you Euge! your video was clear, entertaining, and you came across as a very nice humble person, just like Dimebag.
you are right He left us with his legacy!, one very unique and of amazing songs! Greetings from Portugal 🤘
Glad to hear! Thanks!
That is the most bad ass camo guitar I've seen
🤘
Where?
😁
Actually the washburn dime alien skull too
Euge, I discovered your channel some days ago and you're doing great! Nice video once again.
The tone you get from the TSL is just wouah! A simple EQ and you're close to the Dime's sound...
Cause of you, I took back my TSL who was sleeping, plugged a boost in front and rediscovered a new sound territory ! It rock !
Thanks.
Oh cool! Glad to hear! Thanks!
TSL is a great amp indeed 💪🤘.
I fell in love of your channel, i know you are a fan, plus you re showing the sounds. Love you bro, I subscribe,hopefully you keep doing more vids. Especially from you man.
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Wow! Probably the best Dimebag video on youtube, and best of all, without the Dimebag gear nonsense. Total awesomeness.
Oh thanks man! Really glad to hear! 🙏
maaan ive basically graduated in dime gear ive nerded out over it so much.....but it all just sounds so nice
🤘👍😎
Thanks for the great Lessons and keeping his playing alive and well ! Your awesome brother!
Thanks! Glad to hear!
Awesome lesson because i am Pantera fan since I heard This Love when it first came out. Thanks Euge.
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Dime was a great guy talked to him several times in my life. I met him at a club in Arlington in 1988 His girlfriend was a waitress and bartender at the club we were playing at called Metalworks. We had a Pantera song in our set and she said to wait to play the Pantera song till dime gets here I am gonna call dime and have him come down and check ya'll out. we were all sceptical thinking she was pulling our leg and low and behold 30 min later in walks Dime. I talked to him for prob 20 min He was the nicest person I have ever met in my life. He set your mind at ease like you have known him your whole life. I talk to him several other times after that through the years and I can tell you he would be so happy and proud you did what you just did on breaking his style down. I guarantee if he was still alive he would have jumped right in and played with you. that was Dime. awesome video. bro.
Oh man that was cool!
I never met him but a few of my closest friends did and they told the same that he was the nicest guy.
Thanks man! Really glad to hear! 🙏
Awesome tribute to Dime and a great lesson as well!
Glad to hear! Thanks!
The great southern bend skills
Hell Yeah🤘.
Thanks for showing that EQ set up! I have a GE-7 and set it to these rough settings and immediately liked my tone more. Cheers!
Oh cool! Glad to hear!
Feeling the love in this video especially at the end. Respect. When you went through the walk solo the world began to make sense! Haha
Thanks! 🙏
Very cool Euge🤘
Pretty glad I stumbled across this. Thanks a bunch🤘🇦🇺🤘
Thanks! Glad to hear!
Thank You Euge. Great material, well executed. Your Channel is quickly becoming part of my Instant Inspirations if you will. I too was obsessed with the fun loving but serious Texas Shredder. Getch 'yer Pull and Get it All smh. Thanks DBD. You continue to inspire.
Oh thanks man! Really glad to hear!
@@EugeValovirta230V Ha For Sure Euge. Love the Channel. You're an Animal on Guitar, and great dry sense of humor. Stay Gold.
@@EugeValovirta230V Thanks for taking time to get back and read all your comments. What part of the world are you in ? What is good IR w/ Broad scope of Metal Cabs outside of the Jens Borgen pack ? Is the Borgen Rhythm Pack good for Two Notes CABM & Captor X ? I'm new to this lol. Have Many Modelers,Pre amps and Amps. Headrush,Helix lt, Atomic,Etc.,etc. Are the Celestion Packs good from their site ? A lot of questions I know. Thanks Euge.All the Best-
My pleasure man😎. I’m Finnish but live in Switzerland. I use only Bogren’s and they’re great for every style of music IMO 👌.
@@EugeValovirta230V Beautiful Country Switzerland. I'm just going to start w/ the Bogren Rhythm Pack. I'll let you know.Thank You again !
Dude, you said goosebumps and I swear that was the feeling. What a great player… metal changed after his vision. Pantera forever! And eternal Dime !!!!
🤟🙏
Great video as always and love the new intro!
Thanks! 🙏
Hey Euge, me again. As a dad of two, listening to you before practice has changed my outlook on playing completely. No one gets the “style” of Dime, or feel. You do, Thank you from the South!
Oh thanks man!
That's a cool looking ESP! Love the headstock!
Yeah! 😎
Awesome!!! Great video! I have become a much bigger fan!!! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Oh thanks Greg! Really glad to hear! ☺️🙏
Great job man! Nailing Dime’s tone and then explaining very clearly and calmly the different techniques. I’ll definitely suscribe to your channel.
Thanks Björn! Glad to hear!
I share your opinion of Dime. 13:37 saddle up the horses riff. 15:35 was the "flick" as Dime called it in his impromtu lessons. Great video!
Thanks!
I'm going to have to try that. Boost mids on amp, scoop the foot eq.
Yeah it’s a cool ”trick” 👌
Me too.
Other way around. Boost mids on pedal and scoop amp mids.
Oh yes indeed and not the other way 👌.
First video I've seen from you so far...Dime was the best, next to Randy Rhoads. This video was excellent, and I'm now subbed to your channel. BLACK TOOOOOOTH!!!!!!!
Oh cool! Thanks!
One of your best videos! Excellent tutorial!
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Very interesting! Helped me to understand how Dimebag worked!
Thanks!
16:07 you say "I can talk for hours". I say...please do! Make more videos! This was good stuff!
Thanks! Please check out Part 2 if you will 😎. It’s almost 30 mins 👌
Excellent job man.im now a follower of your channel
Thanks Steve! Really glad to hear!
Great breakdown. Really good review of the the staples of his style
Thanks Heath!
Finally a channel with BALLS!!! Many thanks Euge.🤘👂🍬
😎💪. Glad to hear that!
Awesome video! Bada$$ guitar!!! Thank you.
Thanks man!
Holy moly - that's the sound! Another great video, dude. One of my earliest influences and someone I'll always come back to. Undoubtedly one of the greatest, as you say. I think you must be a good guitar teacher too!
I'd like to throw in a vote for, "In the style of Chuck Schuldiner", if you're keen. All the best.
Thanks man!
I give lessons every now & then and I think I’m ok 😊.
Will add to my (ever growing) to do - list👍😎
@@EugeValovirta230V Could you please let me know the year/month of the guitar mag? Guitar One, right? I'd like to read the article.
Sure! Guitar World - April 2007
Great video. You broke his technique down really well. 🎸🤘💥
Thanks Kyle! 🙏🤘
Definitely diggin this breakdown video style. Great content as always! You ever consider diving into some of the sunset strip players? Tracii Guns, Chris Holmes, etc...?
Glad to hear! Thanks! On my to do - list 😎👍
Spot on Dime my man! Great vid!
Thanks Dee!
That's the secret to HUGE tight tone. Mid boost up front to cut flub & fizz. Then post-gain bass & treble boost to emphasize the harmonics & fatten it all back up. I've found the two best tools for this are an EQ in front & another in the FX loop. (Just like a Mesa Mark).
Indeed \m/
where do u place the EQ on the pedal board? I'm building my first Board >
It’d depend what other pedals you have but in general I ”treat” it like an OD / boost so after the wah and before any time & modulation based effects.
@@EugeValovirta230V Thanks bro!
You’re welcome! 🙏
Nice lesson ,very detailed.
Thanks!
I think you've pretty much got dimes tone, very well done on this clip, very informative. Cheers!
RIP Dime \m/
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Killed that shit man! Thanks, your use of the correct terminology helps a lot, I never knew what those were called. Killer job.
Thanks!
Great lesson! Thank u very much Sir!
Oh thanks! Really glad to hear!
@@EugeValovirta230V Greetings from Brazil!
@@davisgouvea \m/
@Euge Valvorita Shout Out from South Texas :) this Channel of yours is Awesome :) and Long Live the Late Great Dimebag Darrell 🎸
Thanks man! Like the tattoo of Dime on my arm says ”Dimebag Beyond Forever” 🙏.
I’ve never heard a Marshall get his tone so well, that tsl is a flexible son of a gun
It is indeed 👌
Just have to add an EQ pedal and cut mids
YOUR GUITAR SOUND IS SOLID!
Yeah 💪😎. Thanks!
Nice channel Euge! I've subscribed already. Very interesting to watch. Dime had a very precise idea on how he nted his guitar to sound. He used a looot of gain but he was such an amazing musician... They all were in PANTERA for that matter. As a bass player I really like REX's playing
Thanks! Indeed.
5/5 Great vid, thanks Euge and Tomppa👍
Thanks! 😊👍
killer lesson bro!!
Thanks!
Love the head stock on that esp
Me too 😎
totally nailed Dime's sound there
Quite close ☺️🤘
Awesome video brother 👍
Thanks!
Love your tone. Sounds gnarly. \m/
Glad to hear! Thanks!
That was super close to the tone. big fan.
Thanks!
Great video. Love that guitar!
Thanks! Me too 😎.
Nice analysis, good channel, great guitarist. Subscribed.
Thanks! 🙏
Man im so jealous of that guitar and i really like your carpet aswell
😎🙏🤟
abrazo hermano desde Argentina tenes buena sensibilidad y darrel gracias que piso la Tierra ....linda guitarra esa ESP!!!
Dude. That was fantastic! huge Dime fanboy here.
Oh thanks! Same here 😊👍.
I also got goosebumps from this video. Thank you
☺️🙏🤘
Really cool, love that guitar also
Glad to hear! Thanks!
The Eq in front or in boucle effects ? thinkxxx 😍😍😍
In front as a boost👌.
@@EugeValovirta230V merci Euge ❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨
Une vidéo bientôt avec le mesa boogie dual triple rectifier ? ❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨
You’re welcome 👌.
@@EugeValovirta230V thinkxxx your vidéo is beautiful, merci brother ❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨
Been waiting for this video from you.
We should jam Pantera some time bruv
🔥🤘
Ive got Dean Stealth because its the only guitar I can play for long time without right arm straining and also the configurations I need with knobs and switch out of the way.
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what a cool lesson thingy. Thanks man
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Nice video , Marshall dsl 20 or Blackstar ht 20 please advise thanks
Thanks!
I haven’t tried the Blackstar but the DSL is pretty good: th-cam.com/video/T6vi5bAVzaE/w-d-xo.html
@@EugeValovirta230V ok thanks , video super.
Glad to hear!
Best lessons ever,understood everything
Oh thanks! Really glad to hear!
"...Goose bumps..." =)
Great Video!
Thanks! 😊
😳 WHERE’d that V come from? Looks like Kerry King specs with 22 frets and different paint! I WANT ONE!!!!!!
Japan Custom Shop👌
th-cam.com/video/nZBMErryWW0/w-d-xo.html
Thanks man! Fuckin’ sweet!
Yeah! 🤘
The first time I saw Pantera was in 90 or 91, I was in high school. Skid Row headlined. Dimebag ran up and down aisles and let people touch him and his guitar while he played. Phil played a solo on Whiplash by Metallica. What a great show!!! I was lucky to have seen Pantera a few times during the Vulgar Display tour.------Good video.
Oh man that’s so cool!
Thanks!
Where are you putting the eq? In front or the FX loop? Killer video man.
In front to act as a mid boost. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing!!!
You’re welcome 🙏😎.
best pantera sound on youtube
🙏🤟
Holy fuck that camo ESP banana headstock is insane
Yeah! 😎
I hope Ola Englund whatch this ! Gr8 video Euge !
Thanks!
I never understood how the term groove metal was decided to be the name given to the genera of metal pantera pioneered until this video when your explaining how to play walk and how the dime way was different and playing them both side by side by a man that can actually do it justice and you then look at the camera and say it just groves and that’s the moment it all made sense after 20 years of wondering hahaha love your content
Glad to hear man! 😎
Thanks!
Love that ESP. Is that an Kerry King Vee? Custom shop of course.
Me too. It’s my own design and one of a kind 😊👍. But I think Kerry used something similar back in the days.
damn mikä keihäs! mahtava lesson :-) kiitos tästä!
Tänks!
@Euge Valovirta Where did you get that JCM 800 with the Black Label Society logos on it? I’ve only seen those in Zakk’s rig rundown videos
Bought it used from a guitarist from UK. Only 600 of those were made back in the day so it’s quite rare and I guess quite expensive nowadays if you happen to find one 👍😎
@@EugeValovirta230V Do you know where I might find one?
I founded mine via Reverb.com so I’d look from there.
He used upstrokes in the Walk riff. Using upstrokes in Walk and many other signature Pantera riffs, gives the sound that groove or “swing” that made him famous.
Mega coole Gitarre 🎸 ich liebe Camouflage Gitarren!
👌🤟🙏😎
Great video! Getcha pull
Thanks! Indeed 🤘🙏
I love that V your playing 😎
Me too 😎
Great guy to cover. Honestly, I don't think there's many guys that could make a solid state amp sound like Dime. I remember Vai commenting about him years ago and how much he loved him and giving a special nod to Dime's unique tone, which he referred to a "razor blade tone" lol. Good description! RIP. DBD _ | | _
I agree 👌🤘.
I think Dimebag played that pre bend on Walk just slightly flat. At least that's what it sounds like to me.
Somewhere there 👍😊
That guitar is so damn SICK!!!!!!!
Yeah! 😎
can anyone tell me how what guitar model that is? esp custom shop?
Japan Custom Shop and this is the only one that exists😎. The neck / scale is basically a Les Paul and the body well...😊
Nvrmind there’s a video. it was a custom build. Great design. The V is my favorite body shape and I love reverse headstocks. I think the hockey stick headstock works great here. They should release a run of this design and cut you in. I would buy one seriously. Let me know!
I had the great honour of doing Security for Dimebag, Vinnie and some of the Pantera crew in London in 2001. The next night me and my best friend were guests of the band and was drinking with Dimebag after the show at the Brixton Academy. My best friend said to Dime that he was the King of the Pentatonic scale. Dimebag: "IT'S THE ONLY GODDAMN SCALE I KNOW!!!" 🤣😂🤣😂
Best two nights of my life. F.S.T.A.
Cool! Yeah that’s all one needs to know. At least 😎🤟.
Awesome video.. Can you do one for Alexi!?
Thanks!
Maybe in due time. He was my friend about 20 years so...
I think you nailed it! Would you be willing to do in style of another late great guitar hero Alexi Laiho?
Thanks! He was my longtime friend and I’m not sure if I’ll ever be able to do that. Hits home too close.
Smart gate or decimator?
Your opinion I'm sure you try them all
I haven’t tried the smart gate but I have a Decimator, Boss NS-2 and Fortin Zuul and they all do the job 😎💪.
@@EugeValovirta230V thx bud
Looks like you use the decimator alot so that's the one
Yeah it’s on my studio board, NS-2 is on my small live board and Fortin Zuul on my main live board which I use mainly with Cyhra. Have seen it the last time in London on Feb 2020 when we played our last show before Covid. Our crew took the gear to our HQs in Gothenburg so I haven’t also seen some of my ESPs in a long time ’cos I live in Switzerland 😎.
@@EugeValovirta230V wow cool Switzerland
Great video! 😃
Thanks Jack!