B.C. Rich Warlock Widow Bass

off of music123.com which they are a great webiste because their cheaper on everything and i got my guitar in like 4 days with free shipping you cant beat that!

i love the looks obviously, the sound is good for hard metal, i also have a standard fender strat and of course the sound doesnt even come close to the strat but if you are into metal and just starting off this guitar is perfect, i like the humbuckers but ill probably swith them out for seymour duncans dimebuckers to get a crunchier sound

i dont like the strings that it comes with i switched them to ernie balls .009 gauge cant remember the exacts except for i know their ernie ball and they are .009 gauge, that made a big difference other than thats its an awesome guitar

i havent had it too long so i don't really know but i know that its a little heavy but nothing to be scared of you get used to it, after a couple days you dont even think about it, but from the feel of it, it seems like it would stand up longer than my fender but of course thats just cause its heavier but come on its a fender itll last longer most likely LOL!

well, basically its a bad ass lookin guitar especially if you get the widow headstock, and it is a fast playing heavy metal guitar perfect for beginners i dont think i recomend it for gigs but maybe i will try sometime but i do recomend buying it if your begining or just trying to start a collection its perfect even if you just mount it on the wall.

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I got this guitar at Monkey Mambo for $169.00. It was meant to be a beginner's electric for me, but now that I've been playing for a year, I am no longer a beginner, and I am still very happy with it.

There are 24 frets, the frets are perfectly placed, and the look of a heavy metal guitar is sweet. The pickups are getting a little of a 'dirty' sound after a while, so they should be replaced, but they're well worth it for the price I payed for the guitar.

The pickups are getting a little of a 'dirty' sound after a while, so they should be replaced, but they're well worth it for the price I payed for the guitar.

Fantastic quality, it's very fun to play, and it looks awesome.

The guitar is well worth the money for any beginner or intermediate player who wants to persue their music career.

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I bought this at Guitar Center for about $191. It was a gift pack, so i got an amp and other goodies.

This is one of THE best looking guitars on the market that the general public can afford. I love the fixed bridge. This way, I can rest my hand on the bridge for those heavy sounding muffled/palm-muted notes. I've been wanting a 24-fret guitar for a while, after being stuck with a 21-fret Squier. It doesn't take much to hold the strings down on this guitar, and the sustain is excellent. The humbucking pickups give it that heavy sound.

The back of the neck isn't waxed, so it isn't as smooth as other guitars. That also causes dirt to build up on it. Sweaty palms can't help too much there either, I guess.

Excellent quality. It's very durable. I haven't tested that factor THAT much though. I treat it as if my life depended upon its well-being.

Awesome guitar, and very well put together. The neck needs a finish on it, though. This is an excellent guitar for any poor heavy metal guitarist, like me. Actually, I didn't really know about B.C. Rich until i saw an add for their artist signature series in Guitar World. I'm glad I got it, though.

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I got this little beast of a guitar at some music store in stockton, i think it was the music box or some name like that. I paid 150 dollars or so on it. I got a strap, couple picks, a stand, a little squire sidekick amplifer and of course, the beast.

Well, my beast is black and heavy. I like the heavy feel to it, its not going anywhere when i play it. The strap i got with it holds well. The double humbuckers are nice and it sound GREAT!. Its truely a guitar made for heavy metal, its awesome killer looks and heavy deep sound gives it a true metal edge.

People say this guitar is heavy and they need a rest when they play, they're just weak, i can play this beast standing for hours at a time. The only problem i don't like about it is that the wiring is screwed up. A lot of times the jack breaks because the wires come lose and the switch is a little touchy at times too.

Construction is great, it stays in tune and the frets are nice. The frets seem to be closer together too. The hardware seems nice too. Just the wiring sucks...

Overall great guitar, there isn't anything i would take over it...exept maybe Zakk Wylde's Les Paul but thats it. I like the heavyness and the looks, great for metal music!

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