With the brand new Operator models Dean is paying tribute to the brave US soldiers who fought in Afghanistan.
The story of the brave US Special Operations soldiers who rode on horseback into the Northern Afghanistan in order to organize the local tribes into what became the Northern Alliance is one of the brightest and heart moving examples of bravery, camaraderie and patriotism ever recorded. These brave men are being honored by Dean Guitars, a brand known for it`s outspoken patriotism and support for men and women who fought and bled for America. For the fall of 2014, Dean is introducing a special run of the Operator series. It features one acoustic and one solid-bodied electric model. Exhibition Ultra Operator is the acoustic option, while the Thoroughbred Stealth Operator makes up the solid-bodied half of this fearsome duo. Only sixteen copies of each model will be made with $50 of every purchase being donated to the Special Operations Warriors Foundation.
Dean Exhibition Ultra Operator is a single-cut acoustic-electric guitar made of premium tonewoods and equipped with top shelf electronics and hardware. Mahogany is used for both the body panels and the neck, which ensures a supremely strong and lasting tone. To top it all off, Dean throws in a premium pickup/preamp combo, 20-fret rosewood fingerboard and an awesome Urban Camo paint job. For more info on this marvelous six-stringer, check out the Exhibition Ultra Operator detail page on chorder.com or head over to the Dean Guitars official web page.
Dean Thoroughbred Stealth Operator is a six-stringed beast with a mahogany body, mahogany neck and maple cap over the mahogany-based body. Active EMG 81 in the bridge and 85 in the neck position are strong enough to shake the earth itself. Mahogany neck is topped with a standard 22-fret fingerboard with a custom designed set of fret markers. Supremely precise tuners, two-piece bridge unit and top notch wiring wrap the list of major specs. For more info, check out the Thoroughbred Stealth Operator detail page on chorder.com or head over to the Dean Guitars official web page.
