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Whistle Stopper - B.C. Rich Bronze Series Warlock Electric Guitar, Black
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List Price: $335.00
Our Price: $178.90
Your Save: $ 156.10 ( 47% )
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Manufacturer: B.C. Rich
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Brand: B.C. Rich
Color: Black
EAN: 0701963055464
Feature: Construction: bolt on
Label: B.C. Rich
Manufacturer: B.C. Rich
Model: WGBK
Publisher: B.C. Rich
Studio: B.C. Rich
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Features
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Construction: bolt on
Body wood: agathis
Top style: beveled
Tuners: diecast
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: Not as bad as some may say
Comment: I dig the tone, the shape, I find myself able to play faster than before (good action)
Only thing that put me off is how the fretboard and headstock are heavier than the body itself, sometimes making it awkward to hold. It's something small in the overall experience however.
I highly recommend the guitar to anyone learning, heck, even those who have been playing for a while!
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Summary: MOST Awesome guitar ever!!!!!!!!
Comment: i have a bc rich warlock and it sounds great plays great and looks great.
i also put some decs(decals) and made it look pimp
GO BC RICH!!!!
Customer Rating:
Summary: If you dont buy it, well then theres somethin wrong with you. . .
Comment: I am 15 years old and in a metal band. When i got this guitar, it was the missing link in creating heavy music. The sound so heavy and dark, and the quality is at it's perfection. The price is one to die for and with a good amp you can rock out.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Awesome
Comment: Its a great guitar. One thing it could improve on is general sound. But when hooked up with a distrotion pedal and a nice amp, depending on what your going to play, for metal and infused metal. Its just great. I love it and Bc Rich is just a great guitar company. Also Squire fenders are just as good with a distrotion pedal and amp.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent starter guitar or one for your collection
Comment: I bought this guitar earlier this year and it has been great to play with. I tried out many different guitars, and they either didn't feel good, or they were out of my price range. The first time I tried this one out, it felt horrible in my hands, then a month later I tried it out again and it felt perfect. The neck is fairly thin which is what I was looking for since my hands aren't too big. A lot of reviewers say this guitar has bad pickups, but it sounds pretty good to me. I have a small 20 watt amp and a Digitech Grunge Pedal hooked up to it and I get some really nice sound out of it. I've learned to play with little difficulty on this guitar and recommened you try it out first to make sure it works for you.
Don't let the people who say this is a bad guitar get to you.
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Warlock features an aggressive body style, dual B.C. Rich humbucker pickups, and a 24-fret neck. The body is built from agathis wood, the neck is maple with a rosewood fingerboard, and all hardware is chrome, including the one-piece adjustable bridge.
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