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Published on 05/25/04 at 15:00got back into playing after a few years. picked it up for around $225 at a local guitar shop with BCR gig bag.
for a cheap axe it's got some pretty big brass ones. drop-D tuning simply shakes your guts. the highs are the most piercing i've heard (typical BCR) in 15 years of playing.
THE NECK!!!! this piece of ($#!+) wood should NEVER have been used for a neck! a grain anomaly caused a warp which cannot be fixed unless it's replace. BCR could/would not resolve this which truely burns my ass as i really liked the sound. instead i was referred to an aftermarket neck maker which is of no use to me.
other than the neck, not too bad at all.
i won't buy another BCR again!!! if they had helped me they would have had total loyalty. as for now they can kiss my Jackson-playing ass.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
for a cheap axe it's got some pretty big brass ones. drop-D tuning simply shakes your guts. the highs are the most piercing i've heard (typical BCR) in 15 years of playing.
THE NECK!!!! this piece of ($#!+) wood should NEVER have been used for a neck! a grain anomaly caused a warp which cannot be fixed unless it's replace. BCR could/would not resolve this which truely burns my ass as i really liked the sound. instead i was referred to an aftermarket neck maker which is of no use to me.
other than the neck, not too bad at all.
i won't buy another BCR again!!! if they had helped me they would have had total loyalty. as for now they can kiss my Jackson-playing ass.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com