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BC Rich NJ Classic Series Bich Electric Guitar
Thru-body maple neck.
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A nod to the classic BC Rich guitars of the 70s! These old-school models capture the essence of Neck-Through collectibles, but at attractive prices. When guitarists talk about BC Rich instruments back in the day, this is the look and feel they're talking about. Details include a nato body, maple neck, ebony fingerboard, twin humbuckers and chrome hardware.
Neck: maple
Fingerboard: ebony
Bridge: adjustable
Tuners: sealed B.C. Rich
Length: 25.5 in. scale
Frets: 24 jumbo
Inlays: over-sized clouds
Pickups: 2 BDSM
Hardware: chrome
Technical Info
Body: natoNeck: maple
Fingerboard: ebony
Bridge: adjustable
Tuners: sealed B.C. Rich
Length: 25.5 in. scale
Frets: 24 jumbo
Inlays: over-sized clouds
Pickups: 2 BDSM
Hardware: chrome
Neck-through BC Rich at a breakthrough price! Maple thru-body neck with walnut stringers and nato body. Ebony fretboard with could inlays, jumbo frets, and traditional headstock. Dual BDSM humbuckers with individual tone, master volume, and 3-way toggle. Tune-o-matic bridge.
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BC Rich NJ Classic Series Bich Electric Guitar Reviews
10 out of 10
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"The best guitar I've ever owned, and a most incredible value!"
Feature:
Where it counts, they did not scrimp on quality. The wood, finish, stiffness, binding, frets, playability are first rate. Where they cut cost was on the hardware, which is easily upgraded to best quality, for very little incremental cost.
Quality:
Everything about this guitar is flawless, however, I did have the luxury of hand picking the one I wanted. The store had about 7 or 8 of them in stock and on display, so I looked every one of them over, played them all, and then selected the best of the group. None were bad, and all played very similar, but there was a fair variation in wood grain patterns and color/tonality. I just picked the one that had the grain/color/tonality that I liked best. The neck is straight as an arrow, flat, with no bows or warps. It feels absolutely solid, the tuners are very smooth with absolutely no freeplay. The pickups are top notch. If anything can be considered cheap, it's probably the switches, jacks and, volume/tone potentiameters. I replaced the all with best quality, which was a very minimal investment. The only minor initial quality issue was that the Fret edges were a little rough cut, and needed some dressing with a file, which is typical of many guitars.
Value:
This guitar plays better, and stays in tune better, than my '79 Les Paul Custom, and cost less than a quarter!
Desirability:
The BC Rich Bich Supreme was always my "Dream Guitar" right from the first time I saw it, back in the '70's. Now I own the very near equivalent, for a mere fraction of the cost.
Sound:
Excellent, Very Bright (Bridge Pickup) to a nice Warm Mello (Rythm pickup). Wide range of tonal variation.
Ease of Use:
This guitars plays as well as the best I ever played, even guitars costing thousands more. Honest!
Support:
Never have needed to.
Overall:
I am absolute thrilled with this guitar. I will likely never part from it, except maybe if I decide to drop the cash one day on a totally custom, hand made US Supreme, at likely 10 times the cost.
Where it counts, they did not scrimp on quality. The wood, finish, stiffness, binding, frets, playability are first rate. Where they cut cost was on the hardware, which is easily upgraded to best quality, for very little incremental cost.
Quality:
Everything about this guitar is flawless, however, I did have the luxury of hand picking the one I wanted. The store had about 7 or 8 of them in stock and on display, so I looked every one of them over, played them all, and then selected the best of the group. None were bad, and all played very similar, but there was a fair variation in wood grain patterns and color/tonality. I just picked the one that had the grain/color/tonality that I liked best. The neck is straight as an arrow, flat, with no bows or warps. It feels absolutely solid, the tuners are very smooth with absolutely no freeplay. The pickups are top notch. If anything can be considered cheap, it's probably the switches, jacks and, volume/tone potentiameters. I replaced the all with best quality, which was a very minimal investment. The only minor initial quality issue was that the Fret edges were a little rough cut, and needed some dressing with a file, which is typical of many guitars.
Value:
This guitar plays better, and stays in tune better, than my '79 Les Paul Custom, and cost less than a quarter!
Desirability:
The BC Rich Bich Supreme was always my "Dream Guitar" right from the first time I saw it, back in the '70's. Now I own the very near equivalent, for a mere fraction of the cost.
Sound:
Excellent, Very Bright (Bridge Pickup) to a nice Warm Mello (Rythm pickup). Wide range of tonal variation.
Ease of Use:
This guitars plays as well as the best I ever played, even guitars costing thousands more. Honest!
Support:
Never have needed to.
Overall:
I am absolute thrilled with this guitar. I will likely never part from it, except maybe if I decide to drop the cash one day on a totally custom, hand made US Supreme, at likely 10 times the cost.
Submitted: 01/23/2007
Style of Music: Widely Varied: Rock/Heavy Metal, Blues, Jazz, Rock and Roll, Classical, Pop, Some country,
10 out of 10
"THE "must have"guitar"
Feature:
can't beat it for the price,period.
Quality:
rock solid!
Value:
exceeds beyond measure and expectation.
Desirability:
my next guitar will be a bc rich custom shop model.
Sound:
THE BEST guitar i've ever bought under$1500.with high end pick-ups it would even beat my gibsons in overall quality.import built with strict quality control.
Ease of Use:
very diverse and a good spectrum of tones.
Support:
great site and support to back it.
Overall:
taking it to the grave.
can't beat it for the price,period.
Quality:
rock solid!
Value:
exceeds beyond measure and expectation.
Desirability:
my next guitar will be a bc rich custom shop model.
Sound:
THE BEST guitar i've ever bought under$1500.with high end pick-ups it would even beat my gibsons in overall quality.import built with strict quality control.
Ease of Use:
very diverse and a good spectrum of tones.
Support:
great site and support to back it.
Overall:
taking it to the grave.
Submitted: 05/08/2006
Style of Music: new age to black metal
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