All user reviews for the B.C. Rich Special Edition Warlock IT Shadow

guitar made in china. round of 24 large and comfortable spaces (43 mm at the nut). the key is ebony and is pleasant to the touch.
handle type invisibolt semi through the body of the guitar and gives it a good sustain.
the frets are medium jumbo and provide a precise and delicate touch.
Asian body is mahogany or nato.
Bdsm two microphones that provide a clear and precise grain distortion to play if you adjust the pads a little high.

UTILIZATION

nice handle which allows precise Thurs contrary to previous opinion I have not noticed a tendency to slow disjointed. the neck on this guitar was very polite and does not interfere with a Quick Set.
the weight is average.
access to acute is facilitated by a profiling heel particularly well thought out.
Bdsm two microphones that provide a clear and precise grain distortion to play if you adjust the pads a little high.

SOUNDS

I used this guitar for a metal album and stoner rock. the guitar has completely fulfilled its job and even more because I also used the clear and rendering was smooth and warm.

OVERALL OPINION

Very good guitar for the price and excellent workmanship. if you would like to quibble could require a level even higher output from the microphone, but the original ones do their job provided a little play on the pads of those above.

- Chinese-made
- 24 Cargo 25.5 "on micro BC Rich humbucker double
- With adjustable volume, tone, selector and tone micro micro.
- The wood is of mahogany! and this is very very important!
- Handle very fine type ibanez but included in the body, not glued or even screwed.

UTILIZATION

- Ergonomic handle, but reminders of the number of squares visible other than on top of the handle would not have had too many right on the button.
- Access to acute impeccable!
- Excellent ergonomics, a little heavier and bulkier than my BC Rich Virgo
- Very good sound (I mean it) but the metal virgo
which is more versatile. But still, the sound remains sharp and crystalline
distortion even at maximum on a pedal METAL ZONE!
BUT BEWARE I'm about to CHANGE THE PICKUPS WITH GIBSON 500T/496R.

SOUNDS

- I play metal, melodic death metal, death metal, gothic blues and even jazz sometimes it works well.
- I with a distortion pedal BOSS ZONE METALM a head amp / cabinet Line6 Spider II disgne the result is a marshall or a mesa boogie.
- I like her a very very acute lens and dug dull and powerful bass that wholesale thunder while aggressive and powerful. And lightning that springs from the micro to the amp!
But I hate his aggressive style and medium Not too Washburn or Fender.

OVERALL OPINION

- J'utilis ela virgo for 1 year and Warlock for 1 week.
- What I like least is the encombrementet weight weight level that is twice as heavy as a ESP Viper and 3X less than a Gibson SG. (The virgo lege it was really really so near the warlock seems heavy!)
- Before buying the first pr BC RICH time with my virgo I try epiphoen, gibson, esp, ltp, Rockson (ahem), Washburn, Ibanez and etc ... nothing like having gained confidence and finally perfect BC Rich I bought your eyes closed the Warlock. I'm really not disappointed to say the least.
- I buy the warlock to € 290 over the internet but I assure you it is a 2006 BC Rich Warlock IT and new! So the price / quality ratio. I do not think it is possible to do better!!
- I referrer perfect choice. The only trouble is that I like the quality of virgo and warlock but are not one and only one guitar between them.

Mahogany guitar made in China.
24 frets, double humbucker pickups BC Rich.
A volume control, a tone, a tone micro, micro selector.
Channel included in the body, drawing very successful.
The overall finish is superb, truly superior to the Bronze series that abound in this constructor. The wood is not varnished, but painted in a matt black the most beautiful effect.

UTILIZATION

The back of the neck dess is a weakness of this guitar. This has an unfortunate tendency not to slip enough to hook the thumb or the palm of your left hand, which is still annoying after one hour of rehearsal. Being more accustomed to the highways in Ibanez, I just fought with it during the first tests, but you get very quickly, and when you put the good grab on it, it becomes difficult to let go.
Access to acute is a real treat, cutting the body to reach the last box without any problems.

Aaaah, the eternal problem of the ergonomics of Warlock! This is no exception to the rule, and pitches down as soon as you let go of the handle. However, I was less bothered by this flaw as I feared, just hold the handle at all times to prevent it.
on the other hand, it turns out great for playing sitting (!), Because cutting the base lends itself to multiple positions that do not support too much on the thigh. A real treat for me as prone to tendinitis caused by the installation of a prolonged guitar on the leg.
The sound is very good, but obviously very typical metal. If the purchase was made knowingly, we can be disappointed in this area.

SOUNDS

I use it as a second guitar, in addition to a metal Ibanez SZ-520 QM on a Roland Mini Cube. The bass is huge and pleasant surprise, treble are decent. If this is not a jazz guitar, it nevertheless retains a certain flexibility, and do not begrudge a small rock from time to time, even if its use is preferred that the big task.
I particularly aggressive, powerful bass, but I am thinking to swap the pickups BC Rich, a little runny, for Seymour Duncan, more accurate.

Edit, June 28, 2007:
Plugged into a Line 6 Spider III 15 watts, the beast starts to scream. After the first half hour, during which you wonder how to balance the sound terribly heavy (as to lose much in accuracy), it fiddles with the knobs. Okay, no real change. Then attacks the switch ... And the miracle happened! In the down position, the sound is enormous: bold and powerful, ideal for very heavy rhythms, and in the up position, the clean sounds are proving quite correct, accurate more than acceptable. Decidedly, as long as we play on the set, this guitar shows a versatility inatendue ... and welcome!

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for three months and still happy with my purchase. I like its design, color and finish (neck, pearl inlay Widow in the seventh box, matt paint), which distinguish it clearly from the warlock coated interchangeable. I was looking for a typical metal guitar, and I was not disappointed, after trying the Ibanez in shambles and a Bronze Warlock, my choice fell on this beauty to loud sounds, and I would do without hesitation. In this range of prices (I paid 400 euros), it is one of great success.