Dimebag Darrell

In the official live video for "Primal Concrete Sledge," Dimebag Darrell is seen playing the Dean Dimebag Concrete Sledge ML with a reversed headstock.

In this video Dimebag can be seen playing a Fender Stratocaster.

Dimebag Darrell was spotted playing a white Jackson RR3 Rhoads guitar during a rare bar gig with a local band.

In this picture, Darrell can be seen with a Fender Telecaster.

Dimebag Darrell can be seen playing one of his signature Dean guitars in this photo, the Dime O Flame.

In this photo, one can see Dimebag Darrell holding his signature guitar by Washburn.

Dimebag Darrell can be seen with a Washburn Culprit in this photo.

Dimebag is holding a black Gibson Les Paul

Dimebag Darrell was known to use a Jackson RR5 Rhoads Ivory guitar for playing and jamming at bars and parties during his later years, as seen in the provided image.

In the video "Dimebag Darrell - Guitar Lessons Young Guitar 35th - Part 1," Dimebag Darrell can be seen using the Washburn Cracked Mirror guitar.

Dimebag Darrell used an Aria Pro II ZZ Deluxe as his "Spare Dime" guitar, as evidenced by the details in the attached image.

He used a Charvel San Dimas very briefly during Pantera's glam era, seen in this video at 2:43.

this dean was one of dimes favorite guitars. It has a tabacco burst finish and it was later dubbed the far beyond driven guitar because he used it extensively during the tour for the album. in the mid 1990's he added a few stickers. Dean has rereleased the guitar for a limited run of 100 copies on their website for $3599.00.

Throughout this video, Dimebag Darrell can be seen playing a Washburn Southern Cross.

In this 1994 interview, Dimebag Darrell calls his 1981 blue Dean from Hell, his workhorse guitar. "I stuck to what I've always used -- Randall amps, and my main guitar is still my blue '81 Dean with the Kiss stickers. That guitar just can't be topped. I use that on all the songs that are in standard tuning," he said.

Dimebag is pictured with a Washburn Megalodime.

Dimebag is seen using a Kramer Sustainer in this picture.

In a show with Rotting Corpse you can see young Dimebag playing this guitar

Dime co-designed a guitar with Dean just months before his death. Called the Razorback, it was a modified version of the ML. The guitar came with various versions, such as the one with 24 frets. Though Dime was never actually seen with the guitar onstage as it was released by Dean posthumously, he did play the prototype and had approved it about a month or two before his death.

Dimebag is pictured with a Washburn N4.

In the official music video for "Psycho Holiday" by Pantera, Dimebag Darrell is seen playing the Dean ML with a reverse headstock. This guitar later gained fame as the "Primal Concrete Sledge" guitar.

Dime is seen playing his Washburn with the rebel paint job at Ozzfest 99

dimebag had this one off guitar made for the hard rock cafe and it is a tribute to his favorite whiskey

In the first years of Pantera, DIAMOND Darrel Abbot only later to be nicknamed Dimebag played a 1977 Dean ML BFH. The BFH stood for "Big F'n Headstock".

Dimebag Darrell used the Washburn Hellaflauge Electric Guitar, identifiable by the Damageplan sticker on its wing, in several Damageplan videos and during live performances of "New Found Power." This usage is evident in the YouTube video "Damageplan - Pride" by AndreeSnak.

The guitar was used for recording song "The Underground In America" and "Sandblasted Skin", the guitar tuning is D Standard with Low G string.

Dimebag Darrell gifted his Washburn Custom Shop Dime D3 guitar with bullseye paintjob to Zakk Wylde, in this video Zakk Wylde playing with this guitar that gifted from Dimebag Darrell himself.

In an Instagram post, Dimebag Darrell is pictured with the Washburn Dime 333 Dimebolt, highlighting his association with this iconic guitar.

Dimebag Darrell frequently used the Washburn Stealth 3ST during Pantera's later years and throughout his time with Damageplan. This guitar is prominently featured in the official music video for Pantera's "Revolution Is My Name."

In a YouTube video by jaguar1919 titled "Dimebag Darrell @ Krank Amps," Dimebag Darrell is seen playing the Dean Dime-O-Flage guitar.