DEAN Releases DIME RAZORBACK 10K

April 8, 2008

With over 10,000 units shipped since introduction, the success of the Dean Dime Razorback line is nothing short of amazing. Commemorating this historic milestone, Dean Guitars has announced the release of the new USA Dime Razorback 10K, a diamond plate top version of the guitar world's hottest selling new shape.

In an unprecedented three short years, the Razorback has become one of Dean's best selling and most recognizable guitar lines, with its barbed wire-like ultra-sharp points and massive presence. The Razorback is a 21st century form of the Classic Dean ML shape Dimebag Darrell first played over 2 decades ago.

"The Razorback was Dime's body style, and one of his last gifts to the metal community," said Elliott Rubinson, Dean CEO.

Each Razorback 10K features a mahogany body outfitted with a locking Floyd Rose Tremolo system, comes loaded with a Duncan Dimebucker in the bridge position, black Grover tuners, and Dime's trademark traction knobs. The Razorback's Mahogany neck is capped with the wing headstock bearing the Dime logo. A rosewood fingerboard a signature pearl razor blade inlay at the 12th fret completes the design.

The Razorback 10K lists for $1889.00 and includes a custom Dean deluxe hardshell case.

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