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24/10/2008
Dean Zelinsky announces his new DBZ guitar rangeTo be unveiled at the US NAMM show in January 09.jpg)
Dean Zelinsky, the man who, at the ripe old age of 18, founded the metal guitarists' one-stop shop, Dean Guitars, is back with a brand new guitar line due to be unveiled to the world at the US NAMM show in January next year. Called DBZ (and that's pronounced 'zee' not 'zed'), the new venture is a partnership with Jeff Diamant, founder and CEO of the much-respected Diamond Amplification, and follows Zelinsky's decision to quit Dean Guitars in July. DBZ, Zelinsky says, will be heading straight back into the metal market. "What I'm going to do with guitars is what the custom bike people have done for the motorcycle industry. We'll be using rare, exotic woods, laser technology and proprietary graphics applications I've developed." However, DBZ will also be offering more conventional solid-bodied electrics (ie. without pointy headstocks) and, though the Pro models will be made in the USA, there will be a less-expensive DBZ range manufactured in the Far East. First Line Distribution +44 (0)1626 830336 Other Manufacturers' News 9/04/13 Musikmesse 2013: Korg erupt with Volca analogue synth series (Video)New Volca series offers rhythm station, bass and lead synths  14/02/13 I Dream of Wires - a documentary about the modular synthesizerDVD extended edition available now 28/01/13 MPG and EBU initiative helps you claim your royaltiesNew standard will allow embedding of ISRC codes in WAV audio Guitars / Basses News5/04/12 James Tyler Variax acoustic models & new amp models for Pod HD addedFirmware updates provide new models & features  5/04/12 Musikmesse 2012: Roland GR55 & Boss GT100 (Video)Roland GR55 Guitar Synth & Boss GT100 Guitar Effects Processor All News ChannelsClick to jump to a channel
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