I always have liked BC Rich. Great looking guitars. The guitar designs are made for Metal. That is a sweet color scheme on that guitar. Have fun with it.
I've got a 50th anniversary Mockingbird and, while i love it, it has a bit of neck dive. The high-fret access scoop in the back makes it impossible to move the peg to a better spot. So, i just sit down to noodle on it. I have a Thunderbird bass, too, so I'm used to some neck dive.
I have 2 warlocks. One from the 80's one from the 2001 I think. I still love the way they play and feel when I where them. The one from 01 just stays in tune so well, it's in drop d and I play it hard, the only upgrade so far was putting in a set of black winters.
@TheDistortionPrinciple what's up with b.c. rich these days ? It seems like there's no new innovation. It's like they sorta kinda might not care like they used too. 🤷🏻♀️
@jimsinister13 they are trying to get back to the roots and make people think they are better than those old diamond series guitars. I bet they will have some new stuff next year. Hopefully anyway
Nice axe! Sorry you had to go through all that, but in the end it seems like it worked out pretty well! Killer riffs and I very much appreciate the discussion. Cheers!
BC Rich aren't bad guitars. Most people think of the cheap warlock or mocking bird. It's like calling Gibson bad guitars because epiphone makes juniors.
I always have liked BC Rich. Great looking guitars. The guitar designs are made for Metal. That is a sweet color scheme on that guitar. Have fun with it.
@@CTripodi1965 thanks! Yea when you plug into one of these you're supposed to do certain type of riffs for sure
Always liked Warlock model with blade headstock. Maybe I will give it a try.
I've got a 50th anniversary Mockingbird and, while i love it, it has a bit of neck dive. The high-fret access scoop in the back makes it impossible to move the peg to a better spot. So, i just sit down to noodle on it. I have a Thunderbird bass, too, so I'm used to some neck dive.
I have an older (early/mid 2000’s) stock production Mockingbird and the neck dive is atrocious but it otherwise plays great
Great vid big BCRich fan 🤘
Right on. Thanks!
I have 2 warlocks. One from the 80's one from the 2001 I think. I still love the way they play and feel when I where them. The one from 01 just stays in tune so well, it's in drop d and I play it hard, the only upgrade so far was putting in a set of black winters.
Nice! I guess someone leaked a new one Ironbird that's coming out. A green crackle
@TheDistortionPrinciple what's up with b.c. rich these days ? It seems like there's no new innovation. It's like they sorta kinda might not care like they used too. 🤷🏻♀️
@jimsinister13 they are trying to get back to the roots and make people think they are better than those old diamond series guitars. I bet they will have some new stuff next year. Hopefully anyway
@@TheDistortionPrinciple looking forward to seeing that.
The matching watch face is a nice touch 🤘🤣💥
@@christopherkennedy873 😂 perfect blend
Damn that thing sounds and looks rad. Awesome playing, thanks as always for the demo and insight.
Thanks! It's definitely a fun one
Nice axe! Sorry you had to go through all that, but in the end it seems like it worked out pretty well!
Killer riffs and I very much appreciate the discussion. Cheers!
They are very nice!!!
Indeed!
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@@oddoutdoors ok
we need to see you back with a Gibson Explorer bro
@@mikerauter1859 man I agree. I'm lost in the wilderness
BC Rich aren't bad guitars. Most people think of the cheap warlock or mocking bird. It's like calling Gibson bad guitars because epiphone makes juniors.
@@oddoutdoors agreed I did have some QC issues before settling on this one though
A 12 pound guitar 😂 good luck playing a set with that thing 😆🥷
@@DelightfulStars-mq8dx these are super light weight