Dean has unveiled the new MD24 Floyd Roasted Maple Vintage electric guitar, featuring a neck and fingerboard made, of course, from roasted maple, as well as two fresh finishes, Vintage Blue and Vintage Orange.
The shred-ready guitar also boasts a Floyd 1000 Series tremolo system and direct-mount Seymour Duncan TB5/APH-1 sandblasted Zebra pickups to cover all your high-gain, dive-bombing needs.
Other features on the MD24 include a solid basswood body with a Flat Top and a contoured arm cut, bolt-on construction and a 25.5’’ scale.
The roasted maple neck, meanwhile, sports a player-friendly “C” shape, dual-action truss rod and a satin finish. The matched fingerboard has a 12” radius, 24 jumbo frets and abalone dot inlays.
There’s also Grover 18:1 tuners, a single volume control, three-way toggle switch and black hardware.
The MD24 Floyd Roasted Maple Vintage Blue and MD24 Floyd Roasted Maple Vintage Orange electrics are available for $849 each.
For more information, head to Dean Guitars.
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