Washburn Dime V Dimebag Darrell Signature Electric Guitar - Camo

Washburn Dimebag Darrell Signature Dime V — Green Camo (c. 2005) — String-Through V Plate

A loud, unapologetic Dime-era V that’s built to do one thing really well: hit hard, stay tight, and look iconic doing it. This Washburn Dime V in the green camo finish nails the classic Dimebag vibe with the sharp V body, skull 12th-fret inlay, and the signature string-through “V” plate that keeps the feel snappy and direct.

Condition:

Good overall condition with no structural damage and no electronics issues. Plays properly and functions as it should. You’ll find light surface scratches and minor dings from normal handling. On the side of the headstock, there is an approx. 4" finish/paint crack (a cosmetic clear/finish crack — not into the wood), shown in the photos.

Included:

• Guitar only
• No case / no gig bag included

Key Specs & Features (Dime V platform):

• Model: Washburn Dimebag Darrell Signature Dime V
• Finish: Green Camo (gloss)
• Body style: Dimebag “V” / Flying-V style
• Neck joint: Bolt-on (visible neck plate)
• Fingerboard: Rosewood-style board with dot inlays + 12th-fret skull inlay
• Pickups: Dual humbuckers (high-output style)
• Controls: 3-knob layout + 3-way selector
• Bridge: Tune-o-matic style hardtail
• Stringing: String-through-body with signature metal V string plate
• Tuners: Sealed chrome tuners

Why this one?

If you want a Dime-inspired guitar that’s tight, aggressive, and stage-ready, the Dime V checks all the boxes—especially in the camo finish. The string-through design gives it that immediate attack and strong sustain, and the ergonomics are exactly what you want for heavy rhythm and lead work up high.

FAQs:

Does it have any cracks or repairs?
No structural cracks or repairs. The headstock has a cosmetic finish crack along the side (approx. 4")—paint/clear only, not wood.

Any issues with the pickups, switch, or knobs?
No issues noted—electronics are working properly.

Does it come with a case?
No—guitar only.

Is it set-neck or bolt-on?
This guitar is bolt-on (confirmed by the neck plate shown in the photos).