The Dean ML with a reverse headstock originally had a white finish and 24 frets, later modified with a metallic grey finish.

Only 333 units of the Dean Concrete Sledge ML were produced, making it a rare find among collectors and enthusiasts.

This model is one of the few MLs without the typical V headstock, setting it apart in design from other Dean guitars.

The guitar's neck was replaced with a lefty Washburn neck after the original neck broke, enhancing its unique appearance.

The original pickups are often replaced with EMG-81s to enhance tone, though installing Dimebag pickups is recommended for authenticity.

Limited runs of the "Primal Concrete Sledge" version are now highly sought after, with prices becoming significantly elevated in the market.

A used Korean FBD tribute ML priced at €800 is considered reasonable in Europe, given their rarity and discontinued production.

Some enthusiasts regret not purchasing Washburn guitars earlier, highlighting their perceived value and rarity.

The Dean Concrete Sledge ML was specifically used by Dimebag Darrell for the song "Primal Concrete Sledge," showcasing its unique role in his performances.

Dimebag also had a snakeskin ML guitar specifically for playing "Sandblasted Skin," highlighting his preference for song-specific guitars.

Korean-built FBD models feature a Floyd Rose bridge, essential for achieving Dimebag’s signature squeals.

Korean FBD models carry the Dimebag crest and differ from Indian and Chinese models, which lack this feature.