Dean Zone Electric Bass

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Dean Zone Electric Bass, Metallic Silver
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For the beginning bass player who wants to rock, the 4-string Dean Zone bass is an affordable starting point on the road to rock 'n' roll stardom.

The Dean Zone Bass Guitar is an unruly axe with DMT Design pickups and a sensuous basswood body. This bass is perfect for beginners or working musicians looking for a low priced, solid back-up. It features a rosewood fingerboard, 34" scale, bolt-on maple C neck, pearl dot inlays and black hardware. No one can say you have "just another bass."

- Series: Zone
- Finish: Gloss
- Wood Top: Basswood
- Wood Body: Basswood
- Wood Neck: Maple
- Hardware: Black
- Knobs: Dome
- Bridge: Die Cast
- Neck Type: Bolt-On
- Neck Profile: C
- Scale Length: 34"
- Nut Width: 1-9/16"
- Number/Frets: 22
- Fretboard: Rosewood
- Inlays: Pearl Dot
- Tuners: Die Cast
- Pickup Middle: DMT Design Soapbar

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 813-600-3920

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 5 out of 5 stars. (1 ratings)
Submitted March 15, 2015 by a customer from hotmail.com

"This Bass Rocks!!!"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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I friend of mine asked me to play bass for his band; I never played bass officially before but had thirty years of guitar. So I said, "I'll give it a shot." I traded a guitar for this Dean Zone straight across. I wasn't sure about the one pup thing; if it would have enough for a harder sound. Every practice the guys are like, 'wow man that bass sounds good!' I tend to agree.

Sound
It's funny, my vocalist ask me about how to get different tones the other night; I told him it depends on your position. Higher sound towards the bridge, mid over the pup, and low up by the fretboard. I can thump it or pick it, sounds good either way. We play progressive I guess; not quite metal. Fills the background perfectly. For a better sound, I put on D'Addario nickel wound EXL 170 BT strings; perfect match in my opinion.

Features
Like I said, I just transferred over to bass, but I like the simplicity. One volume, one tone. I just turn `em up and use my positioning for different tones. Like a good car or bike, just start it up and go!

Ease of Use
The thing I like about this bass, especially compared to a guitar is the ease of use. I don't know if it is true for all basses, but most of the time I don't even need to watch what I am doing. It fits my hands perfectly.

Quality
Nothing complicated, so it should last awhile.

Value
Well, I have a… read more good Ampeg bass rig (well the band does); and at home I play on a Laney BC75. Anyway, my point is, yeah, it's well worth the price. If you are just getting started, by all means, buy it!

Manufacturer Support
I haven't had a need for support; it's a Dean.

The Wow Factor
Everybody has there own style. But I like the headstock; I looked at least a hundred basses, and I wanted something different that the fender style or the extreme BC Rich or Schecters. The color on mine is a burnt orange color, and it's plain, but I am more concerned with sound that appearances.

Musical Background:
Playing guitar for thirty years. I play at home and in a band.

Musical Style:
Rock, hard rock, metal, and somewhere in between. read less
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