- Sep 20, 2004
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Upon going thru my Pantera albums, the Dimebags Randall tone is kind of like a nice sweet and sour soup. Its got that touch of pierecing high end mixed with a tight low end that brings out the crunch. Then he busts into a solo and makes the tone just break up and scream. Just shows how much some raw talent can make a solid state amp (which some say isn't too "breathy" or "lacks character") come alive and give so many different characeters. I often wonder why he didn't change amps earlier, or why he stuck with Randalls for so long. But going from "Cowboys From Hell" to "Reinventing the Steel", the tone is pure "crunch". Not that high gain tube fuzziness that is sometimes apparent, or loose low end that is inconsistant. When listening to his tone, you know its something different, and he knew how to make it his. Really I don't know where this rant is going. Maybe on how Dimebag shred the guitar like no other, or maybe other peoples opionion's on Dime's tone. Either way, its got some crunch like no other. 
