BC Rich Ice Series Warlock Electric Guitar

Feature:
As i said before all it needs is a decent pair of p-ups, maybe a whammy bar too but thats not important. The body of the guitar rocks. The see through acrylic is amazing and is fantastic at gigs, because it reflects all of the different colour lights. Also looks fanstatic at home, always gets a 2nd look.

Quality:
Beautiful finish, body seems almost bulletproof, but as always with bc richs the headstock is susceptable to damage very easily.

Value:
Extremely well priced, very rare to find.

Desirability:
One of the world's sexiest guitars.

Sound:
Overall an extremely kickass sound, perfect for any metalhead or shredder. On a clean setting, this guitar is a dream. I think its beacause of the acrylic but the sound seems to ring out more than a mahogany or maple body. It gives a more mystical, deep sound. To me this guitar was a massive leap for getting that perfect overdrive tone. The pickups deliver a rich and distinguished sound. It is a must if like me you own an sg or strat as this guitar is in a totally different league. However, i only gave it a 9 because the pick-ups still have room for improvement. With a pair of dimarzios or maybe a bare-knuckle humbucker this would absolutley be a perfect guitar.

Ease of Use:
As the body is pure acrylic, it weighs a ton. I thought my mahogany body sg was heavy but this takes the mick. However, it is worth it. Great sounds all round and almost anyone can play it

Support:
never needed it, great quality products that never breakdown.

Overall:
I never sell it unless offered a ridiculous amount of money. All i need to do is add some high quality p-ups, even though the stock ones are amazing (gonna put thm on my sg).

Feature:
Acrylic is, to me ,an odd material for a guitar. However I feel that it is greatly responsible for the unique tone and power of this particular Warlock. The only thing I can think of that could make it any better, would be an ebony fret board.

Quality:
It is very well made and solid . I never worry about breaking it. Sometimes I worry about injuring other people with it's weapon-like shape... actually I don't worry that much.The finish is perfect. It is very "road worthy". I feel like this guitar will last me a lifetime and will be owned by my son eventually (as will all my guitars) and it will serve him faithfully as it has me.

Value:
Absolutely.

Desirability:
It's like a big red, wicked lolly-pop. Women want to lick it. How's that for sex appeal? I truly love this guitar for all the reasons listed above. If I couldn't make music with it, I would just hang it on the wall and keep it dust-free and gaze fondly at it. But I do make loud, wonderful music with it, and that's the best part.

Sound:
I actually have the red one with the EMG type pick-ups. Although the guitar is considerably heavier than it's wood brothers, it is a joy to play. It has an incomparably fat sound. It also has one of the cleanest sounds when not using effects. On the other hand, through my Marshall Amp with my Boss ME30 pedal it delivers one of the heaviest sounds that I am capable of with any of my guitars. I love it!

Support:
Don't have an answer for this one. I've never had a problem with any B.C. Rich product. But I'm sure they are nice.

Overall:
I am always searching for other products. I love guitars. If I wear it out I will replace whatever is worn. If that isn't practical, I'll buy another one (if they are still available). In fact there is a strong possibility that I will buy the Ice model anyway, even though it has different pick-ups. Ther is nothing I don't like about it.