Dean Razorback V
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D-EJ915
Stretchologist
Re: Dean Razorback V
The body looks like the perfect size, the headstock could be smaller but it still looks freaking awesome \m/
You guys like his pants too? and for some reason the more I look at that pic the more it looks like it's photoshopped somehow, lol.
'nother pic...I think it might just be the ridiculously bright paintjob which is making me think that.
This thing is pretty much his sig model, lol.BloodRose said:
The body looks like the perfect size, the headstock could be smaller but it still looks freaking awesome \m/
You guys like his pants too? and for some reason the more I look at that pic the more it looks like it's photoshopped somehow, lol.
'nother pic...I think it might just be the ridiculously bright paintjob which is making me think that.
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JeffB
Let it B
Re: Dean Razorback V
I've taken a liking to the regular Razorbacks...not sure I like the V.
I'll say this, those guys at Dean know how to build a guitar..imports are better than anything else I've seen out of Korea/China and nearly as good as the premo Japanese stuff.
The USA guitars can hang with anything I've seen by Jackson, Gibby custom shop, Hamer, PRS, etc...The USA hardtail I played a couple weeks back is one of the finest axes I've ever had the pleasure of handling.
I've taken a liking to the regular Razorbacks...not sure I like the V.
I'll say this, those guys at Dean know how to build a guitar..imports are better than anything else I've seen out of Korea/China and nearly as good as the premo Japanese stuff.
The USA guitars can hang with anything I've seen by Jackson, Gibby custom shop, Hamer, PRS, etc...The USA hardtail I played a couple weeks back is one of the finest axes I've ever had the pleasure of handling.
Nite_Maresz_25
on Elm Streetologist
Re: Dean Razorback V
FINALLY!!! Ever since I saw a picture of the first Razorback I though it would look SO much better as a regular V, and no finally they have Razorback V's!
FINALLY!!! Ever since I saw a picture of the first Razorback I though it would look SO much better as a regular V, and no finally they have Razorback V's!
Loserchief
SwingingIdiot
Re: Dean Razorback V
that headstock is ridiculously huge and totally destroys the proportions of the axe imo. if the headstock was a tad smaller i'd really dig this guitar
that headstock is ridiculously huge and totally destroys the proportions of the axe imo. if the headstock was a tad smaller i'd really dig this guitar
Loserchief
SwingingIdiot
Re: Dean Razorback V
you're right, it's probably a pretty well balanced because of the huge headstock or maybe the guitar gets more resonant because of it. But damn it's looks just so oversized
JeffB said:
you're right, it's probably a pretty well balanced because of the huge headstock or maybe the guitar gets more resonant because of it. But damn it's looks just so oversized
JeffB
Let it B
Re: Dean Razorback V
YOu are absolutely correct...it's Both. Turns the dang thing into a tuning fork, and the balance is much better on the Dean versions (V & Z) than your standard V or Explorer.
I didn't care for it at first either..haven't for 20 someodd years. I like it on the ML best...it's most appropriate (aesthetically) there I think...however, you forget all about how it looks once you start playing it, and even moreso when you pick up a reg V or Explorer.
Loserchief said:
YOu are absolutely correct...it's Both. Turns the dang thing into a tuning fork, and the balance is much better on the Dean versions (V & Z) than your standard V or Explorer.
I didn't care for it at first either..haven't for 20 someodd years. I like it on the ML best...it's most appropriate (aesthetically) there I think...however, you forget all about how it looks once you start playing it, and even moreso when you pick up a reg V or Explorer.
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