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Published on 12/27/01 at 15:00I ordered a left-handed version of this guitar from Guitar Center for about $295.
First of all, I love the look. The strings are very close to the frets and the frets are smoother and closer together than normal guitars. This helps a lot if you are playing for speed. A lot of death metal bands use and endorse BC Rich guitars. Another thing I like is the tremelo. You can pull it back to give kind of a wail sound.
When I first got it, it seemed kind of heavy. It takes a while to get used to, but after you do, it seems weightless. Any other guitar you play afterward will feel like a feather.
The tone of this guitar is a lot better than I expected. This particular style is mainly used for fast, heavy music, but it also sounds great if you're playing without distortion. I was really surprised about that.
There is no other guitar I'd rather have than the BC Rich Platinum Warlock. Outstanding looks, amazing sound, comfortable feel. BC Rich at their best.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
First of all, I love the look. The strings are very close to the frets and the frets are smoother and closer together than normal guitars. This helps a lot if you are playing for speed. A lot of death metal bands use and endorse BC Rich guitars. Another thing I like is the tremelo. You can pull it back to give kind of a wail sound.
When I first got it, it seemed kind of heavy. It takes a while to get used to, but after you do, it seems weightless. Any other guitar you play afterward will feel like a feather.
The tone of this guitar is a lot better than I expected. This particular style is mainly used for fast, heavy music, but it also sounds great if you're playing without distortion. I was really surprised about that.
There is no other guitar I'd rather have than the BC Rich Platinum Warlock. Outstanding looks, amazing sound, comfortable feel. BC Rich at their best.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com