Historically, Dimebag won his first RG100 in 1984 at a local guitar contest. He started working with Randall in 1986 and developed his model in 1988. The big difference was he wanted to do away with the clipping and gain issues effecting his tone. The circuits photographed, the push/pull extended sustain knob, and the 150 watt stamp on a 100 model show Darrell’s additions to the lineup.
It looks and plays like new. Where do you price a piece of true metal history like this and where do you find another one?
Some of the combo models came with pedals but none of the amp heads did. That’s probably why you see jokers on here asking $300-$700 for a stupid foot switch.
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