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Description

Unleash your inner rock star with the Dean Guitars Razorback Floyd Rose 6-String, a powerhouse designed for those who crave bold sound and striking design. Born from the collaboration with the legendary guitarist Dimebag Darrell, this electric guitar is crafted to offer an unrivaled playing experience. Its solid body construction ensures durability and resonance, perfect for delivering that signature heavy metal sound.

Equipped with a Floyd Rose tremolo system, the Razorback allows you to explore a wide range of pitch effects, from subtle bends to dive bombs, while maintaining reliable tuning stability. The razor-sharp V-shaped body, combined with custom inlays and edgy contours, makes it a visual statement on any stage. With a pair of high-output humbuckers, this guitar is ready to handle anything from crunchy rhythms to screaming solos.

The Dean Guitars Razorback Floyd Rose 6-String isn’t just about looks and sound; it's designed with comfort in mind. The slim neck profile and smooth fretboard facilitate effortless playability, making it a favorite for shredders and rhythm players alike. Whether you're performing live or recording in the studio, this guitar offers the versatility and performance needed to make a lasting impression.

Key Features:

  • Solid body construction for enhanced resonance and durability
  • Floyd Rose tremolo system for versatile pitch effects
  • High-output humbucking pickups for powerful sound
  • Distinctive V-shaped body with custom inlays
  • Slim neck profile for improved playability
  • Designed in collaboration with Dimebag Darrell
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Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Dean Guitars Razorback Floyd Rose 6-String.

Setup and maintenance

  • Owners mention that the Floyd Rose system can be challenging to maintain, especially for beginners; proper research and care are crucial for optimal performance.

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  • Owners highlight that changing tunings on a Floyd Rose system is cumbersome and not ideal for beginners who want to switch frequently between tunings.

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  • Switching to Drop C on a Floyd Rose requires adjusting the claw screws to keep the bridge flat; using 10-56 gauge strings can improve tension.

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  • Ensure the bar across strings past the nut is low enough to keep strings level for stable tuning when the nut is locked.

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  • Fine tuners should be fully extended and then turned back slightly during string changes for better post-lock tuning adjustments.

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User experience

  • The guitar’s large body size makes it difficult to play in confined spaces and can be cumbersome to transport.

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  • Owners mention that ML and X shapes are prone to dings due to their size, but are comfortable to sit with when playing.

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Features and functionality

  • Some users feel the Razorback is visually appealing, but the substantial size can affect playability and maneuverability, especially in smaller settings.

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  • The V-shaped neck found on many Dean Dime models is less comfortable for some users compared to C and D neck shapes.

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Comparisons

  • Schecter Solo-6 Hellraiser or C1 Floyd are recommended as better alternatives in the same price range, offering superior playability and sound quality.

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  • Some players suggest that while Solar guitars have faced quality control issues, they still offer great playability, contrasting with Dean's declining reputation post-2000s.

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Build quality

  • The lower-end Razorback models might require hardware and electronics upgrades to improve performance, as the stock components may not meet all players' expectations.

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Mods and upgrades

  • It's been suggested to replace stock pickups with Seymour Duncan Dimebuckers for those seeking a more authentic Dimebag tone.

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  • Installing a Tremmory spring can help balance the Floyd Rose system and facilitate drop tuning.

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Use cases and applications

  • Evertune bridges are praised for maintaining tuning stability, but may limit bending unless properly set up, which is crucial for genres requiring pitch variation.

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See how Zakk Wylde uses Dean Guitars Razorback Floyd Rose 6-String

Zakk Wylde

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Pantera

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Guitar given to him by Dimebag Darrel, shortly before his death. Zakk only used it once on stage to play “In This River,” to pay a personal tribute to Dimebag.

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