#Pantera tablatures how to#
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For a more detailed description and questions regarding sound, feel, or cosmetic condition, please call to speak to one of our experts.įinish Details: Original. We have been told that the signature on the front of the bass belongs to Joan Jett. Pickup Measurements: 9.2k (neck), 9.1k (bridge) Neck Details: Set-in three piece maple neck with unbound rosewood fretboard, dot inlays, and headstock truss rod adjustmentĮlectronics: Original Gibson pickups and electronics, with neck/bridge pickup volume controls and master tone control. Hardware: The intonation screw for the A string saddle has been replaced. Modifications/Repairs: A brass nut has been installed, and the A string saddle intonation screw is not original.Ĭosmetic Condition: The bass shows appropriate cosmetic wear for its age. The finish is glossy with checking, small chips/dings, and other minor signs of wear.

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The edges of the body, including the fins, have various small dings, and there is a patch of wear on the back that's begun to go through the finish. Tech Notes: The bass plays well with low action and optimal neck relief. The frets are medium-low and show minor wear.

#Pantera tablatures serial number#

The pot codes and serial number date to 1985.

#Pantera tablatures how to#

In this video guitar lesson series I will teach you how to play 'Walk' by Pantera note-for-note.The following specs were carefully collected and recorded by a skilled technician.įor a more detailed description and questions regarding sound, feel, or cosmeticĬondition, please visit our Lincoln Avenue showroom or call to speak to one of our #Xplorer bass guitar serial number

This Walk guitar lesson series will be broken up into 3 different video lessons. This first lesson was part of my 'famous riff' series, so I only teach the main riff in that one. You guys got enough votes on that video that I have now finished the whole song. The second video will finish all the riffs, and the last video lesson will cover Dimebag Darrell's solo note-for-note. In the first video, the slow groove based riff by the great Dimebag Darrell has a feel that is very unique. I honestly can't recall a guitar riff ever sounding similar to this prior to it's release. 'Walk' was released on Pantera's 1992 Vulgar Display Of Power album. Upon it's release as a single, it quickly became the most beloved Pantera song with both their hardcore fans and general public. The reason for this is the massive riff that opens the song and remains for a majority of the song. Dimebag's riff was simple and direct and probably the most powerful thing he ever wrote. 05- 13 Steps To Nowhere 06- Suicide Note Pt. I will demonstrate how Dimebag performs this classic metal riff note-for-note.Īs heavy as it is, the main riff to 'Walk' is actually very catchy which helps give it it's lasting appeal to metal fans all over the world. Keep in mind that 'Walk' is tuned to D standard (D G C F A D). This Love Pantera tabbed by: KoRny Freak Tuning Eb Intro moderate rock 102 rhy fig 1 play 4 times D. But that isn't all, Dimebag also slightly detunes his guitar a bit further than that. This slight detuning is a trademark of Dimebag's. To get to the proper tuning you will need an electronic tuner that allows you to adjust the amount of cents.

Concert pitch is 440 cents but to recreate Dimebag's tuning, you will have to set it at about 430 cents. Then you will be able to simply tune your guitar to D standard and it will sound in pitch with the original recording. Now I know besides this amazing riff there are some other highly influential guitar parts to this song. In fact, the solo is considered to be one of the greatest metal guitar solos of all time. Duration letters with no fret number below them represent rests. So in the second lesson I will finish up all of Dimebag's amazing riffs. Multi- bar rests are notated in the form Wxn, where n is the number of bars to rest for. It is actually a pretty simple song to play (at least the riffs) so you probably won't have much trouble there.