Washburn 333 Dimebolt Guitar Review
Washburn 333 Dimebolt – By looking at the shape and graphic design, we will immediately know that this guitar is Dimebag Darrell’s guitar. This guitar uses alder wood for the body, maple neck, and rosewood fingerboard.
The resonance produced by this guitar is very clear, so when this guitar is played without being plugged into an amp, we can hear the sound of each string clearly. The body size that tends to be large makes this guitar have a fairly good low-frequency response.
Washburn 333 Dimebolt Specs
Body
Alder Body
Neck/Fingerboard
Neck Scale 24-3/4 in. 628mm
22 Frets
Joined at about the 19th fret
Neck Material Maple
Fingerboard radius 15-3/4 in. 400mm
Rosewood fingerboard
ABS 1.5mm ivory binding
Standard (2.7mm) Fretwire
Finish
- Color/clear/buffed gloss finish body
- Color/clear/buffed gloss finish neck
Hardware
- Chrome T-600S tremolo
- 403H Humb open type (black) Neck Pickup
- 403H Humb open type (black) Bridge Pickup
- 1-ply black plastic circle type Jack Plate
- 3-way toggle Switch
- Black speed type control knob
- Chrome Grover (A102-c) tuning machine
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For playability, the factory default settings are comfortable enough to play and easy enough to make adjustments to our usual settings.
Maybe the lack of this guitar is only in its shape. Which is less suitable if we play genres other than metal with this guitar.
