Well it's finally here, after countless hours of planning and editing(probably days actually). I really hope you all can get through my nervous monotone voice and numerous jump-cuts, this is my first video talking, and it felt WEIRD! It's also the first time I've edited a video of this magnitude! So apologies for my amatuerish editing skills. If there's anything you would like to ask, and if you also have any ideas for future videos that you'd like to see me attempt, then definitely let me know and I'll try to do anything that I think I'm capable of!

@moss1transcendant

5 жыл бұрын

It was pretty well done video. I'm quite pleased you did this. Means alot to see such dedication here , your gear is great and you got it all down tight. Dime would be proud to give you one of his guitars I'm sure if he met you in person.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I'm pleasantly surprised with the amount of positivity I've recieved already, it's a good feeling to know my efforts are appreciated. haha I don't think he would give me a guitar though, I think he would probably tell me to get my own tone! ;)

@manley1979

5 жыл бұрын

Getcha' Pull!!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

@@manley1979 /,, /

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

@Brian Lambeth Dime's choice was the Seymour Duncan '59 in the neck, and the Bill Lawrence XL500L in the bridge I do believe.

30 "HEAVY FUCKIN YEARS" later and people still talk, chase and recreate Dimebags tone. This shows his amazing abilities and the effect he had on us all !!! Unreached period.

@jjosh7707

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! He inspired so many. He is sorley missed..

The fact that its over 30 years later and we still love this tone. I remember when I first listened to Pantera and distinctly loved the tone, didn't even know he was famous for it. Its just that good.

@DomicidalCovers

2 жыл бұрын

It's a timeless tone definitely, always sounds crushing.

Team up with Ola and Wes Hauch

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

haha I've been in touch with Wes for a while now, he's an awesome dude. I just don't think him or Ola would benefit much from a small-time youtuber like me haha, about 95%(or even higher) of their fans won't know who I am, so it doesn't really make much sense to unfortunately. Would be awesome to sit and jam/talk guitars and Pantera with them though.

@comand0Metalero1

5 жыл бұрын

Dude you are amazing! I kinda grew up watching your old covers and a meeting with Ola and Wes for a super Pantera mashup would be marvellous

@c.f.pedraza4057

2 жыл бұрын

Tbh, Domicidal nails Pantera far better than Ola.

@peaner083

Жыл бұрын

@@DomicidalCovers I dunno, seriously if I could play lol any of you dudes I'd be pushing hey. A live random loose Pantera jam would be killer with such solid players.

@mitchellferre1652

Жыл бұрын

That's closer to Dime tone than Ola ! The rest is in the fingers

Dude you have THE closest tone and playing to dime. Tears almost. Thank you.

So mamy people have been waiting for this video for years

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Haha I know. To be honest, I wouldn't have been able to produce a video of this quality for everyone years ago, but now seemed like a good time to do it ^^

Praise be! 👊🏼

@AirGuitar

5 жыл бұрын

Wes Hauch yeah!! Hauch you’re a beast. Love that you’re such a huge Dime fan

@cannabizmachine

3 жыл бұрын

under his eye.

Wow you are the best Dime tonechaser ever!!!! Really the best in tone and feel!!!!!!!! Your heart is there Soulbrother!!! We miss Dime !!!!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad you liked it! I do try my best! :)

Was blown away by the sound you got when 11:31 came, holy cow it sounds so effing fantastic. Brilliant work man, I will be thinking about this for the rest of the day now.

Domicidal Covers: You did a spot on job of getting both his tone and riffs down! This is probably the best cover I have ever seen of his songs. Keep up the good work mate!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you! :) I'm still always trying to better myself with everything, so I hope to improve some more for future videos! The tone I will never have 100% though :)

Man, I follow you kind of more than 10 years, when you were a long hair handbanger guy playing that Dean ML with KISS decal. You got the BEST of Dime's tones and playing. Thank you for that.

I am a Lawrence user, been using them since 81. I love them! Many people think dime tone is all you can’t get with them. For those of who know dime tone is just one of ungodly many!

One of the best Dimebag tones on YT, maybe the best. Attention has been paid to every small detail of his modest rig. I know you're not the only one on YT with an MXR 6 band, Flanger/Doubler, Randall amp and cab or Furman EQ but one of the most important parts of his tone is getting the riffs right. The second one who played Dime's riffs right was Ola Englund, I will choose Attila Voros as the third guy. Great job.

So happy for the new video! Man you have influenced me in so much things in my life through your videos the last 5-6 years from when i discovered you. Thanks for everything! Keep it up!!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

That's an awesome compliment, I am flattered that my videos have had a positive affect on your life! I have more ideas for future videos, so I'll try and keep the ball rolling!

You and kgmusicpage are the two Dime cover guitarists that I love!! Kenny’s done A LOT more and I’m not sure if he’s ever gonna do another one, but I love your in depth videos like this. Keep em up dude! RIP to the legends: DIME AND VINNIE

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! This is my first in depth kind of video though! I've never spoken on camera before haha

This is the most accurate representation of Dimes sound... well done sir!

now this is truly dimebags sound, you my man are amazing

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the awesome compliment! :) /,, /

This is the kind of video I've been dreaming about for years now, thank you so much. What a monster tone.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

ha Thanks, and you're welcome! /,, /

it's spot on. close your eyes and voila, you're hearing the album version. cheers man!

Gawddamn that's solid dude. One of the most accurate one's I've heard to date.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Much appreciated! :)

Closest to the original I've seen/heard! Awesome job!

Man that guitar and the Southern Cross Washburn are my dream axes., awesome gear and thanks for the vid sir

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Oh that Southern Cross is a beast aswell for sure! I don't see many of them anymore!

Sounds great brother, thank you for keeping Dime's spirit alive!!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Just doing my duty as a Dime/Pantera fan ;)

Scott Ian is that you ?

Top draw man. Great delivery to. You come over really well. Don't be nervous, you're doing great!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Wow thanks, I always appreciate hearing that! I just hope people won't be disappointed with me not posting videos as regularly as most do, It's taking me too long to get other things in life sorted :/

If only I could've seen this 20 years ago! I was so obsessed with Dime and his tone. Never really got close enough.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

It's never too late! /,,/

The sound was spot on! many people have been waiting for this vid! Keep the videos up dude! really enjoyed this! respect and getcha pull !

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I'm so thankful for the positive response it's gotten, I still can't believe it! It's definitely boosted my confidence with talking on camera! Let me know if you want to see any other types of tutorial/lesson videos or anything like that in the future. I will be doing my own review/demo of Steel Panther's Pussy Melter pedal whenever that arrives haha. Getcha pull!

@lukebaker3390

5 жыл бұрын

@@DomicidalCovers Respect man!! keep up with the dime related stuff man, i really dig it! be safe and keep it real man ! :)

@lukebaker3390

5 жыл бұрын

@@DomicidalCovers I Shared your video on a dime forum page lots of good reviews man and some views, ill promote you all the way man! keep in touch! my email Lukebaker2500@gmail.com! hope to hear fro m ya man! getcha pull!!!

That was, hands down, the best tutorial video about Dime's tone I've ever seen. Thank you so very much for spending all the time (and the money) doing this. From a brazilian Dime's fan.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I thought I owed it to everyone, as I've been asked about the tone ever since I got all this gear!

@caduborges5198

5 жыл бұрын

@@DomicidalCovers Well man, such a great work. Just suggestions: maybe other videos talking about the differences among the tones in the different Pantera's albuns. Or, if it's not too expensive, lol, you could speak about other guitar players tones. Anyway, thanks a lot, brow.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

@@caduborges5198 Thanks for the suggestions! That is something I definitely want to do in the future aswell. I'll probably make one about Dime's style aswell. I don't know THAT much about the equipment, and how they had everything hooked up for the albums, because I don't have much experience with live or studio settings, BUT if I can find a Randall Century 200 I will definitely upload a video demoing the tone!

@caduborges5198

5 жыл бұрын

@@DomicidalCovers Amazing, man. Keep rocking. Bless you.

Man meanwhile I saw your Dime medley I've started a Pantera tribute band and I'm getting crazy to nail the exact tone,this video help like a bottle of water in the desert

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Glad it helped you out.

Excellent video, man! I really like how the basis is Dime’s tone but you encourage tweaking it to your own taste. I think Dime would have approved that route absolutely : ) Thank you!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

ha thanks! But it was more to say that everyone's perception of sound is going to be different, and each piece of gear might have a slightly different character despite being the same model name, so if everyone dialed in the EXACT same settings, it might not always come out the same. Basically trusting your own ears and having a play will do wonders for understanding the equipment better and getting a better final result :)

Got those Dime chops down! Shredding the Washburn too, well done sir.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you muchly! /,,/

Omg that tone!!!!! Pure awesomeness!!!!!

Mannnn you did your homework about dimebag!!! I'ts redundant to say that you get the dime tone!!! Good work and getcha pull bro!!!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I have been collecting the gear for pretty much around 10 years so I've learned slowly haha. getcha pull!

I have waited a long time for this video, I was one of the guys bugging you about gear questions. I have all the gear but putting it all together and having the setting close is a monumental task, several others I've talked too have had similar problems in getting the settings and equipment to sound right together. You explained it all very well, thank you. Please do some Dime era gear reviews.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Ha no worries! and thanks, I'm really happy that I was clearly understood, one main thing to remember, is that the same gear can actually sound different, especially when it comes to amps, so I think that's one thing most people don't take into consideration when hooking all this shit up! Thanks for being the first to make a request also! By Dime-"era" gear reviews, do you mean review this gear seperately with other guitars, equipment, and tones maybe? Because that's definitely a good idea!

Great video, nailing the essence of Dime’s tone for sure. Love your feel too.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yeah the feel is ultra-important for me, I try to always tell myself that groove is key rather than all out technicality when it comes to Dime's playing.

Spot on for the sound, you really nailed it dude.🤘🤘🤘

Awesome video man! I learned a lot 👍 RIP Dime 🤘🤘🤘🤘

Absolute best Dime tone since the man himself. Excellent job sir

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

haha There are probably a few people out there with the same tone and better playing ability! but thanks for the awesome compliment /,,/

@AirGuitar

5 жыл бұрын

Domicidal Covers yeah you and kgmusicpage have killer sounding tone

You did a good job! Your talking was good it felt genuine and you weren’t trying to act like someone your not. For example trying to be funny when your not or acting like an idiot like so many people do. Nice job!

This is a quality ass video. Thank you for doing it as I'm sure we've all been waiting for it. Also, loved the humor 10/10 - IGN. 😂

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Haha I'm pleased to see someone caught that! No worries though, I knew there wasn't many "in depth" videos about his gear so I thought I'd try and do the best I could!

great video i have nearly same rig RG100HT instead of RG80ES and came through same settings as you described and hell yeah it gives a killer tone ! most astonishing about this material dimebag used, it's very modulable and gives so many tone possilities ! it's just sick :) great vid and great playing !

That's the best shot at Dime Tone I heard yet. It's really good 👍🏼

@DomicidalCovers

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I still need a few things, and I was actually using Marshall g12 speakers here btw, I just thought my speakers were v30's 😂🤦‍♂️ so it would be even closer if I had Jaguars 👍

I love your playing. The smoothness and coolness of your right hand for example. :) I like to think it reminds me of my own playing if I'm relaxed. :D You're not worried about if you pick up or down, you just go with it and it comes out right.

@DomicidalCovers

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! That's exactly how I try to be, and I'm still working on it, I also have some new picking techniques to practice too, so I won't be completely relaxed until I master them aswell haha.

Dime would be proud, awesome content and playing

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I may be doing some more videos in this kind of style soon hopefully, as this one turned out pretty well for my first time talking!

Just randomly came across this vid and was blown away! Sounded awesome duder! Subbed for sure.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! Very much appreciated! /,,/

Thanks for the tutorial kerry king

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

haha you're welcome. Next time I should wear shades!

@-JohnnyWaIker-

5 жыл бұрын

You mean Scott Ian.

Unreal bro you got dimes tone nailed to a t best ive ever heard please keep these dime related vids coming love love love it if only i could find and afford this gear i would be in my element thank you for sharing with us bro! Done dime proud Getcha pull! \m/

Sounded amazing!!!!😍 killer playing as well brotha !!!💪

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Many thanks! Getcha pull!

Awesome tone brotha! You nailed Dimebag"s tone to a tee. I was surpised to learn that Dimebag played a solid state amp (Randall)compared to a tube amp ( Marshall or Mesa Boogie). Excellent video 👍👍👍

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! ha yeah, it catches a lot of people out, It was so grunty and powerful, nothing quite like it.

That's awesome dude! Nailed that tone!

@DomicidalCovers

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. It's getting there! I still need a few more bits of gear before I'm happy.... If I can ever find them for a good price that is🙄

Very informative stuff mate. Love it.

Fucking nailed it, friend. I love that people are appreciating Dimebag's sound again.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah it seems a lot of people still love this tone! I'm blown away by the amount of views and positive reactions I've gotten from just 2 of my videos! Even Ola Englund complimented me on my videos a couple of weeks ago! Thanks for watching! /,,/

The Washburn slime guitar was always one of my favorites. Also, props on the Annihilator shirt. XD

@DomicidalCovers

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude! Yeah I've had a lot of offers to buy this guitar and I've never even advertised to sell it haha.

Well done! Best of luck on the channel!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much! That means a lot!

This is superb work, Dom. You just make more videos.

@DomicidalCovers

4 жыл бұрын

Cheers dude! I do need to get more videos up soon but any talking ones like this take FOREVER to edit, am working on general covers though but want to make the backing tracks myself, so they may take a while too haha. I need to start work on my Dean From Hell soon, I need to re-fret it, we should do something when I get that thing working again. /,,/

😍 that slime

Much respect. You can tell Dime is in your blood.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It's just a LOT of practicing and research though! /,,/

When you went into walk I swear it reminded me when I first heard Pantera you got that Dime tone getcha pull my dude

How the fuck does ANYBODY say they hate this tone. Its fucking marvelous!! Its up there with James hetfields Deizel setup for mw, just older metal crunch tone. Its definately DIMES tone, which no one will ever master because he used his fingers like no other. If anyone has mastered it though YOU have sir.

You nailed it man. For real.

Great tone. Randall amps are amazing

Beautiful tone my all time fave ... I’m starting my own dime chase

@DomicidalCovers

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Good luck in your quest for gear! It's fun, but definitely costly and requires a LOT of patience these days if you want to get the gear he used.

Epic video, brother. All amazingness and gear aside (because you're genuinely nailing it) I HAVE THAT SAME BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD CHANNEL CHANGING PIECE. I've owned it since new and just found it again in storage. You're the first person I've seen that has one beside me. Random comment, I know. Keep the shred on, sir. GETCHA PULL!!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

HAHA NO WAY! That was given to me by my older brother! I've never actually got round to putting batteries in it to see what it does, is it a radio or something? I think I remember him saying there should be a remote control for it(?). Thanks, glad you like the vid though! /,,/

@ianlahaye9476

5 жыл бұрын

I wish I could share a pic of mine! What it was intended for was to sit on top of TV's and Everytime you changed a channel they would comment on what you were watching. There's a little censor on the front that will pick up any remote. Put some fresh batteries and it's a sweet and funny nod to my favorite era. (And one that catered to our favorite Texas 4 piece) Cheers, dude!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

@@ianlahaye9476 Oh man that's awesome!! I'm going to have to get batteries for it now asap! Thanks for the info!

Tone nailed perfectly dude!

Great guy great video great stuff great axe, great tribute for the greatest

Sounds perfect !!

A doubler is intended for stereo, not mono. This is where you will notice a very wide and thick or panned doubler effect. Adding in some detune to the one signal will emulate two guitars even further. The mimiq doubler by tc electronic provides the same effect and allows you to select the number of dubs.

@DomicidalCovers

8 ай бұрын

Correct! I learned this VERY shortly after making this video unfortunately. If by "detune" you mean delay then yes, Dime used to run 2 or 3 amps live, I'm guessing 1 for clean, and 2 for gain. 1 Was dry with no doubler, and the other wet with the doubler engaged to delay the signal by about 10-20ms apparently, just short enough to fatten the sound. If I ever buy another amp then you can bet I'll be trying this out and making another video on it👍

Brutal tone!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm always on the search to making it even more brutal! haha.

Sounds awesome bro!!!

Excellent bunch of equipment. Great tone. Many thanks for the video. Indeed, such a video has long wanted. I have everything except for the Furman. randall in the carpet 80 ES , mxr, dbx is available =)) Greetings from Russia

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! The dbx was recommended to me years ago by Trixdropd, he pretty much made the first proper demo of Dime's gear.

I see he got a whammy bar for the slime. This dude is badass and I don’t play guitar. I’m a drummer and been subscribed for over a year.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Haha If you're referring to the other vid where I didn't have one, that was just because the only time I needed it in that video was for the Floods solo, and that solo wasn't even meant to make it onto the video! hahaha. That's really cool that you're a drummer, It's great to know that not just guitar players watch my vids :) Thanks!

@5150Reaper

5 жыл бұрын

Domicidal Covers 🙏🏼 oh. Ok. I didn’t catch that.... I watch a lot of KZread guitar players & you’re my favorite. I dig your style & covers. I watch every video. keep shredding bro. 🤘🏽

Wow dude thank you wish I had all that gear but I’ll subscribe for now!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

That's much appreciated! Thanks!

Great video!! And love that dimeslime!!!!

That’s the tone 100% you have fu$kn nailed it!!! So I know you referred me to this video from your other one the other day. My only question is, are the settings you have at the end of this video the exact same as the intro? Honestly man, that’s the best I’ve heard so far.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Much appreciated. Yes, that's why I said I have them written down on the computer because I can't remember them all haha. Also like I said at the start, I didn't change or alter the EQ in post, just added a compressor to sort out the low-end. The only other thing that might be worth mentioning, is that all of the intro recording including solos were dual tracked.

Good shit man!! gonna need this someday :)

Killer playing!! Killer gear!!🎸

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

👏👏👏👏👏this video helps alot of people man...GETCHA PULL

@DomicidalCovers

3 ай бұрын

You're welcome! It definitely could have been done better though, but I'm not complaining with the results haha. Getcha pull!

I’ve been trying to do a “dime” tone on my helix LT trying to substitute for specific gear with stuff they have and tweaking it till it sounds as close to the record as I can’t get. This is actually really helpful to me because on my “rig” if you will through the helix I do have a 6 band eq into a parametric (unknown brand) then into a wah (normally bypassed) and then into the amp which isn’t a Randall but it’s a solid state line 6 version of something ha, seems to sound the best from what I could go with for this, then into 2 4x12 v3 cabs have a 160 ribbon mic on the first cab and a 4080 ribbon on the second. First mic is like 2 inches off and the second mic is 11 inches off the cab. Where it gets confusing is they technically have it set up as a studio type so you have your loop which is on your normal signal chain and then into a 2A signal path would be if a producer added reverb delay etc into the tone. So In that I have everything in stereo which gave me an option for a double flanger which I’ve tweaked and then into a delay pedal I turn on and off mostly for dive bombs and then into a reverb pedal which is just for a little added hollow sound and then into another eq which is to just tweak any lose ends and then the chain ends in a studio LA compressor pedal to “glue” the tone together kind of like a producer would do. My issues are the parametric and the flanger. I’ve gotten actual settings for his 6 band from Grady...not directly but someone I know who got the pics directly. So your parametric settings are gonna help me tremendously! My dime is a Washburn 333 dimebolt nothing fancy but love it and it plays great! Has a dimebucker in it as well.

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Wow that's a lot of info there. At first I thought you literally had all this different equipment hooked up because I had no idea what the Helix even is until I googled it! About the parametric settings... I'm somewhat confused as to how my settings will help you if you already have pics of his actual settings? I'm glad to have been a help though if it does work! One thing I'll say though is that you have to keep in mind that every brand of eq and effects will have their own characteristics when dialed in, you may be able to dial in the same settings but it won't neccessarily give the same or even similar results, then you have to take into consideration how all his gear reacted together, because obviously plugging the same eq or boost or whatever into the front of one amp, won't give the same results as plugging it into a different amp, Sorry if this is all obvious to you. Flangers are definitely a tricky one for this, as the 126 is a rather special unit as most people know, and I don't really know too much about running rigs and/or effects in stereo, I do run my rack amps in stereo every now and then, but it's still new to me. I hope you can find something useable though with this rig, it sounds like it gives a lot of options to play around with!

Just today I came across one of the MXR flanger doubler in the studio. Turns out white zombie also used this on Astro creep 2000. I’m definitely going to use it on some of my metal tunes.

@DomicidalCovers

3 жыл бұрын

Oh that's cool! I was never big on White Zombie, but that's interesting to know! It's a quality piece of gear 👍

Thank you so much for the work you put into this! Amazing tone and playing. I think Dime would approve :D I have a couple of suggestions. For the people who have this gear, it would probably help to have a high res image of the rig (with all of the settings how you like) at the end of the video. I know you said the pq4 settings change throughout so maybe that would help clear it up. For the people who love this tone, but don't have access to all of the vintage gear, it would be cool for someone like you to chase the tone with modern versions of the rig and see how close you can get. Maybe (rg1003h ,new mxr 6 band, empress para eq)? I bet if you were able to get a similar tone with modern gear it would boost those product sales. Hell, you could probably get those companies to send them to you and test! Also, a tutorial on how to mimic Dime's finger style would be awesome! Love what you are doing man!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome and thanks for the support! I can see what you mean, and I guess it probably would have helped to add another high res pic, but I wanted to help explain to people how I thought the rig worked aswell, and if I displayed one photo, then most people would have just skipped to that one photo and ignored the rest, Plus as long as you follow what I'm doing and look at the final result after I stop tweaking the PQ-4, you'll see that the settings will stay the same so it should be easy enough to copy down from there :) I really appreciate these suggestions because I noticed that most people are ending the video when I start talking at the end, which is when I actually asked for peoples opinions and requests, but I've only literally had a couple of requests so far. I would LOVE to do something like that, but mainly having the time and money to get this gear to test at the moment that's the problem :( If I can build the channel up then I'll have more chance of getting to test some gear out and I would definitely try to re-create this tone on a budget, but for now I'll have to take things slowly I'm afraid :/ I do however have Steel Panther's Pussy Melter pedal on the way for me to review and demo when it arrives ;) As for Dime's technique, that's another thing I actually might have planned for a future tutorial aswell, but It's something I would love to include in a series of other random lessons on playing if people are down with it! OR it could just be the perfect introduction to start a series of lessons! We will see.

@william91786

5 жыл бұрын

@@DomicidalCovers Hey, I just bought an 86 rg100es. I'm going to try out the new mxr 6 band with the empress para eq (3 band). Do you happen to know Dime's pq3 settings? I'm asking a few different people who are using his old gear. I hope it translates with the new stuff :D

you've nailed it!

Hey there! I was wondering what would be a modern day replacement for the furman unit? I’ve seen some people just use some kind of tube screamer instead (not looking for a 100% accurate tone, just the general feel)

Thanks a lot for your time and efforts! As a devotee of the master myself, I really enjoy watching your covers, this tone is so sick! You are the only one on YT to achieve this ;-) I've got the Randall RG1503, 4x12 V30's, the deans, the mxr eq, but... I am nowhere near your perfection!!! Does the PQ-4 make a big difference in your sound ? The dobbler ? Keep the good work, I know it is appreciated among the true fans!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! It's great that my efforts are appreciated! I actually think the 6-band is the main key factor to getting the actual tone(apart from the amp of course), the PQ4 just ads some more gain and then tightens it up a bit. If you can't find a PQ3 or PQ4 then I would suggest buying a similar parametric eq that also has a level boost to get you more gain, but try not to use anything that would colour the tone too much, just something that would give you more punch to compliment the 6-band, and then go from there.

@clementcomes1516

5 жыл бұрын

Domicidal Covers, That's definitly what I'm gonna do! Thanks for your advice 👍 Your dedication inspire me to go further down the path to keep the legacy alive 🤘🏻 Greetings from the south of... France!

Great job bro!

Awesome video!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! /,,/

Wow nice job brother!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! /,,/

Awesome video man! Really really close tone ever! How do you connect the doubler/flanger through the noise gate? I have the same rig with a rg100ht, and a guitare silencer. But even if I connect the amp, the doubler, and the noise gate together I cannot get rid of this ugly sound that bring the doubler. I try to pass through the guitare silencer but doesn’t work…

Amazing!

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing! I purchased the Randall RGOD pedal which seems to get a good Randall rg tone. I also have the mxr 6 band and I am boosting the mids using your example. It sounds awesome but a like like a cocked wah. I am in need of a parametric. Could a metal zone be used as a boost/eq with gain all the way off? Or any suggestions for a parametric pedal?

@teriakamoto

4 жыл бұрын

If you cannot find a Furman PQ3 or PQ4, Hunt down a Boss Parametric Eq pedal on eBay for 125.00 or less. You'll need a noise gate.

Sweeeeeeet tones!

Great video, tone and playing

@DomicidalCovers

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks muchly!! I hope to do more like this in the future when I have the time and space.

Great sound!

Super ! thank you for the tricks !🤘😉

@DomicidalCovers

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Thanks for watching🤘

Mad respect and Skill thank you

Shit that sounds absolutely awesome, brilliant tone and playing.

@DomicidalCovers

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! /,,/

Nice gear dude.

Awesome!

Sounds awsome

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! /,,/

So awesome!!!!

@DomicidalCovers

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! /,,/

Awesome video dude! Subbed!

@DomicidalCovers

2 жыл бұрын

Thank yoooou! Much appreciated! /,,/