NAMM 2015: Dean Guitars Dave Mustaine Signature Series — Video

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Members of the Guitar World crew paid a visit to the Dean Guitars booth at the 2015 Winter NAMM Show in Anaheim, California.

As you can see in the new video below, we got the run down on the company's Dave Mustaine Signature Series of guitars.

For more about Dean Guitars, visit deanguitars.com.

For more NAMM 2015 coverage, visit GuitarWorld.com's official NAMM 2015 Zone, get updates on Facebook and photos and more on Twitter and Instagram. It's like you're at the show!

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