Dean Dimebag Darryl signature model BASS, because we all know how famous a bass player he was. Maybe we can get an Eric Clapton signature bass!!
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Really???
- Thread starter Paulabass
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Admittedly it is pretty silly, but these are his designs. Not unlike a Les Paul bass
I would love to see a Yngwie Malmsteen signature bass. Wait, it seems Yamaha already has one 
The Randy Rhoads Bass.
The Ernie Ball Albert Lee (Big Al) bass.
The LeCompte Stevie Ray Vaughan tribute bass.
Point is.... it's been done before.
The Ernie Ball Albert Lee (Big Al) bass.
The LeCompte Stevie Ray Vaughan tribute bass.
Point is.... it's been done before.
We already know what an Elvis Presley signature bass looks like:
I wonder what a Jimi Hendrix signature bass might look like.
I wonder what a Jimi Hendrix signature bass might look like.
Ok soooooo, it has and hasn't been done before. Les Paul created a design that Gibson converted to a single cut bass. This is almost less than what Daryl did. He basically sketched out guitar and bass designs for Dean. He worked with them to create the Razorback design. It has nothing to do with the fact that he was a guitarist, except for the fact that he was famous. Honestly, I'm not really even a Pantera fan. It's just a ting I know he did.
Remember when Gibson was trying to sell it's Jimi Hendrix s-type guitar?
Nothing says "Authentic Hendrix" more than a black, Gibson strat copy
Nothing says "Authentic Hendrix" more than a black, Gibson strat copy
Did these never get released? I feel like I saw them for sale and at least 1 at a store. Just one of many bizarre stunts by Henry J.
I'm in, not for $800 but only cos I'm down hard for a (Lonnie Mack) Epiphone Korina Flying V bass
I'm eagerly awaiting the release of the Django Reinhardt electric bass. Or The Bill Monroe Signature model.
I will be first in line for the Van Cliburn signature model electric bass.
Anyone remember the Brian May Red Special bass? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Personally? I'm holding out for the Rudy Sarzo Signature Flutophone. Makes about as much sense.
I actually really like the look of that one...
Then there's the Rickenbacker Glenn Frey bass, for guy known for neither playing bass nor Rickenbackers. (I'd love to have one, though).
Same! I don't currently own a SS and would probably buy one if I could try it out first.
