Feature:
i really think that a strap could've come with it and maybe a cable cord to plug into the amp. the knobs give me such a selection of sound so its a good thin i have those on it. i really think that they should put a knob for distortion features and not just the tone and volume.
Quality:
the cord connection gets loose sometimes, but you really only have to tighten it every 3 days to 2 weeks. i am definetly gonna use this guitar for my shows. it would shock the audience with its killer sound.
Value:
when i took one look at this guitar, the first thing that popped into my mind was "that probably costs $500". but for this guitar, it has the best price i have ever seen for a crazy lookin guitar.
Desirability:
i aint kiddin about this, but when i brought it to a hang-out kinda place, i played it, the girls heard it, and they were very in to it. that really makes this guitar a sexy thing.
Sound:
this guitar is awesome! i played guitars before this so i knew a few things, and all my friends thought the guitar was gonna sound like a peice of crap cuz the price was so cheap, once i played for them they thought it was kick ass. for me i dont use it for any songs that have tapping so i just make songs with out it. i love how i can get the heavy metal sound on it, i always free-style with it, and i can make my solos kick ass!!!
Support:
the two knobs did come loose once, but that was no problem for me, i just had to take them off and tighten it on the inside, now its gonna stay tight for a longer time because the factory didnt really tighten it up enough, but that was just for my guitar.
Overall:
if i wanted to, i would actually buy another one of the warlocks. ever since i got this one i have now, in a second, i was a serious B.C. Rich fan. however, one more thing i almost forgot, it will not fit into a regular guitar case, so i suggest get a bass guitar gig bag or get one that is made for the warlock.
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