Hi,
Just a wee bit of background about myself I am
29, and have been playing guitar/bass for 15 years .
Throughout the years I have had Gibsons, Fenders,
Rickies, Yamahas, Ibanez, Washburns etc… and was
generally very happy with what I had at that time. I
then discovered B.C. Rich guitars and was hooked.
They beat every competitor in every dep., build
quality, sound, variety of woods, pickups etc, support
was fantastic and so on. I then began to collect more
B.C. Rich’s and haven’t been disappointed with any of
them.
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Hi, My friend passed away a couple of years ago and his wife is asking me to help her find out about his BC RICH Guitar – type, value etc.\nSerial Number is BC 13150 – looks like a Gunslinger, but has tone pegs on top of head stock. It’s metalic white. All hardware Black – Two single coil pickups (covered) and a pair of pickups (screws are showing) next to the Floyed Rose bridge. Has two nobs and three switches. Includes tremelo bar .\nCan you tell me what model and how much is it worth? TOny bought it in White Plains, NY (BRONANS – no longer there) in 1987. Thanks,Art\n
its a CLASSAXE made st-3 price ranges from 300-600 depending on options & condition a standard like the one u described probably $400 on a good day. email me if u want to sell.
i am looking for a old 80’s Warlock bass, neck through, with all the active switches, color does not matter.\nplease email me at [email protected] if you want to sell one.
For sale 1982 Koa Mockingbird, extreeeeemly clean, all actives work frets are mint, no stories e-mail for pics
Please send me pictures of this guitar! It sounds exactly like what I am looking for!: For sale 1982 Koa Mockingbird, extreeeeemly clean, all actives work frets are mint, no stories e-mail for pics
please let me know if this is still for sale thanks
: For sale 1982 Koa Mockingbird, extreeeeemly clean, all actives work frets are mint, no stories e-mail for pics
Is the Mock. still for sale? Thanks
: For sale 1982 Koa Mockingbird, extreeeeemly clean, all actives work frets are mint, no stories e-mail for pics
: : For sale 1982 Koa Mockingbird, extreeeeemly clean, all actives work frets are mint, no stories e-mail for pics
Please send picture and what are you asking for? Where are you located?
\nlooking for a cheap BC rich nj series virgin!!!
: \n: looking for a cheap BC rich nj series virgin!!!\n\nI have a BC Rich Virgin NJ Series, I am selling for $400.00
: \n: looking for a cheap BC rich nj series virgin!!!\n\nI have a BC Rich Virgin NJ Series, I am selling for $400.00
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: : looking for a cheap BC rich nj series virgin!!!
: I have a BC Rich Virgin NJ Series, I am selling for $200.00
Do you still have the BCR Virgin listed for $200 in Jan for sale? If so, what condition and anything worn or damaged ?
I have a B.C. Rich Warlock 630WL from the L.A. Series, and i’m looking for more information about the guitar. So if someone have some informations or even pictures of a guitar like this one, it could help me a lot!
i have one and i got a deal on it
its a valued guitar
it has a floyd rose and a jackson headstock killer sound
Can anyone date my B.C. Rich Stealth NJ?\nThe serial number is R 844598 on the backside of the headstock.\nDoes that mean it was built in 1984?\nThe B.C.Rich logo is the old one with the large R. The R is also on the tuners…
: Can anyone date my B.C. Rich Stealth NJ?\n: The serial number is R 844598 on the backside of the headstock.\n: Does that mean it was built in 1984?\n: The B.C.Rich logo is the old one with the large R. The R is also on the tuners…\n\nIt is an 1984 and I bet the serial number is on a gold sticker near the back of the headstock 🙂
It’s roughly a 3/4 size guitar. It has a Floyd Rose. It’s tuned to A. It’s a strat style. Lightning paint job. When I bought it, someone told me BC Rich made a very limited number of them. The SN is B 8679. How can I find out more about it? For instance, if it is real, if it is rare, etc.\n\nThanks,\nJeff
I have a Very nice, well maintained B.C. Rick Warlock neck through with a widow headstock, double locking tremelo, better B.C. Rich humbuckers that origonal, with and orangeish yellow sunburst finish and two stripes continuing the neck thru the body. This guitar is in mint condition. For the guitar I am asking $760. I also have a B.C. Rich hardshell coffin case. Which the company does not make any more. I actually bought the last one they had in stock, so they tell me, but they don’t make it anymore. I am asking an extra $40 to make it and even $800 but if you are just interested in the case it will be $100 considering that the case is in mint condition and I bought it for $160. If you are interested at all email me at [email protected]
I have a Very nice, well maintained B.C. Rick Warlock neck through with a widow headstock, double locking tremelo, better B.C. Rich humbuckers that origonal, with and orangeish yellow sunburst finish and two stripes continuing the neck thru the body. This guitar is in mint condition. For the guitar I am asking $760. I also have a B.C. Rich hardshell coffin case. Which the company does not make any more. I actually bought the last one they had in stock, so they tell me, but they don’t make it anymore. I am asking an extra $40 to make it and even $800 but if you are just interested in the case it will be $100 considering that the case is in mint condition and I bought it for $160. If you are interested at all email me at [email protected]
This popular thread has been given its own page : Rex Playboy Guitar
: I have a Rex Playboy Guitar it has Rex in a circle and the word Playboy. Does anyone know anything about this guitar. Purchased by my father about 1953-54. Thanks
I have a Rex guitar & it has a brass circle pasted on the top of the neck with Rex engraved on it. On the back it has made in Japan on it. My dad bought it for me in 1967. I can’t find any information on it.
I have a Rex Playboy serial# L6955. No other markings exist on this guitar other than”Rex” written in brass colour with a circle around the word. The word “playboy running vertically down the neck. It has “deluxe ” brand tunning pegs. Smaller scale guitar body. Flat bar type pearl frett markers. Fat neck, action is a bit high but very playable with a wonderful tone. No truss rod adjustment access. Does anyone know who made this guitar?
: I have a Rex Playboy Guitar it has Rex in a circle and the word Playboy. Does anyone know anything about this guitar. Purchased by my father about 1953-54. Thanks
I have a Rex guitar & it has a brass circle pasted on the top of the neck with Rex ingraved on it. On the back it has made in Japan on it. My dad bought it for me in 1967. I can’t find any infomation on it.
: I have a Rex Playboy Guitar it has Rex in a circle and the word Playboy. Does anyone know anything about this guitar. Purchased by my father about 1953-54. Thanks
i also own a Rex Playboy and I have owned a number of Haromny guitars; the Rex guitar is far surperior to a Harmony, anyone who actually handled one would see that it is more comparable to a Gibson
I hate to disagree with the person who posted the first responce, but Rex Guitars were not made by Gretsch, nor was Gretsch ever called anything but Gretsch. Rex guitars were made by Harmony. As far as I know they did not have a model called the Playboy but they could have. Some of the guitars that bore the Rex name were made in Europe. If you will check out the Harmony database you will find a history of these guitars. I have a Rex Aragon archtop guitar, real nice with the original case. These are great old guitars and I think quality wise compare with anything out there today. As far as the history of Gretsch, you can check out the offical Gretsch web site for the history.
Angus MacDonald
: I too have a Rex Aragon in good condition and it plays and sounds well. Mine, however, lacks the ornate binding and the logo is slightly different — less ornate.It is, by the way, for sale.
: : I too have a Rex Aragon in good condition and it plays and sounds well. Mine, however, lacks the ornate binding and the logo is slightly different — less ornate.It is, by the way, for sale.
I bought mine from a old collector and was shown a catolog that during 1943-44 ? (2-3 years only) rex aragon MADE guitars for gretsch.
Actually Gretsch used the Rex name on mandolins in the early 1900’s. The Rex Playboy instruments weren’t all made by Harmony, some were made by Kay. The ones that I’ve seen were early 1950’s.
My suggestion would be to speak with Fred Gretsch personally like I did before discounting any information. Until you speak personally with Fred Gretsch about the Rex Playboy guitar as I did, you can look up all the information you want online, but it’s not going to be that same information, and it’s not coming straight from the horses mouth. One thing I think even you would have to agree upon–I think it would be a bit of a stretch to imply the Fred has any reason in the world to lie about this or fabricate some story, and I can tell in the way he was just matter-of-factly telling me all of this, he was just describing some little-known information about the history of HIS and HIS FATHERS company……… Anything else, internet, Google or not, is just hearsay.
I have no reason or desire to get into a "pissing" match with you over this—I’m just telling you what Fred told me personally just before we walked onstage at NAMM. If you disagree, then I suggest you take this matter up personally and directly with Fred Gretsch, because until you do, you’ll never know the truth.
If you want to know about the Fred Gretsch guitar company, or about any of the guitars his company manufactured under any name, ask Fred Gretsch. The reason I even took up his time in the first place was because there was so little information on these guitars, and I kept hearing rumors about them being made by Gretsch, and then, no, they ware made by Harmony. So since we were all just standing around with his wife shootin’ the bull before we started, I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to ask him directly about some clarification on the subject. He was very gracious, and there was no pressure, and all I can do is tell you what Fred Gretsch told me. No more, no less.
I get that these were not made by Gretsch at any time.
question is whether these were marketed though the Gretsch company?
no relationship whatsoever?
"I have a Rex Playboy Guitar it has Rex in a circle and the word Playboy. Does anyone know anything about this guitar? Purchased by my father about 1953-54. Thanks"
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Yes, I have one as well. Mine’s a parlour guitar with a small body and a standard short-scale neck. I really like it, but could find no info on it save for some rumors from some of my friends involved in the Texas Guitar Shows, that it was probably made in the 30’s and the parent company was probably Gretsch. As luck would have it, on the heels of all this, I wound up doing some of the evening concerts at the Los Angeles NAMM show a couple years ago with some reasonably hi-profile musicians, and one of the guys who always liked to come out to see us play was Fred Gretsch. So backstage after our show one night we were hanging out with he and his wife, and I asked him about my new little old guitar……….not verbatum, but in a nutshell to the best of my memory, this, straight from the horses mouth, is what he told me; he said that Gretsch in the beginning used to go by the name Rex, for whatever legal purposes, and used that name up until (if I’m remembering this correctly) around the mid-30’s or 40’s, maybe even very early 50’s (although I’m pretty sure it was only through the mid 30’s or 40’s) at which time they dropped the "Rex" name and just started using the name "Gretsch". I’m told the "Playboy" was only made for a few years, being discontinued around 35 or 39 or so. So basically in essence what we both have are some of the first, and earliest Gretsch’s ever made, but because for some strange reason (probably because there were so few made and so few questions asked about them) none of this is common knowledge, their value as a collectible isn’t quite what it could be……..and also probably because it doesn’t bear the Gretsch name. Kinda reminds me of the logic in raising the value on old-er Fenders that are past the cut-off point where they’re not using the nitrose finish anymore and are post CBS meaning all the wiring and components have changed—those two elements combined with the age of the wood are what made those old (not old-er) Fenders and Gibsons and Gretsch’s so valuable in the first place, NOT just their chronological age. because after CBS took over, and they (ALL guitar co’s) started using urathane (PLASTIC!) for the finish instead of nitro-cellulose, it’s a moot point anyway, because in a collectible what you’re SUPPOSED to be paying for is not just the age of the guitar—you’re paying for the SOUND of the nitro-cellulose finish which dries out through time and lets that old wood breathe along with the older electronics and wiring (and that includes pickup windings, where in the early days no two were done exactly alike) THAT’S what you’re SUPPOSED to be buying in a collectible vintage guitar, because after a certain year in the mid 70’s or so, all you’re doing is paying through the nose for something with inferior electronics and a plastic finish which is NEVER going to change (i.e.–age) and let the guitar breathe…….so you might as well buy a new guitar, instead of a 30 yr old one, because in essence, that’s what you’re getting anyway………..it’s going to sound exactly the same!……and will continue to sound the same for a long long time. Now, if you’re buying a 40 YEAR OLD guitar, then you’re talking about something completely different, and if you’re lucky enough to have something 35-40 yrs old, or older, hang on tight to that sucker and never let it go, because then, and only then, do you have something truly valuable in your hands……………..anything after that is basically just a NEW guitar (tone-wise), is a joke, and you’re just getting ripped off………and yes, of course the nam-de-plum and email address are fictional because I don’t have time to answer a lot of questions about this………but because we both have a Rex Playboy (which I personally hold near and dear to my heart and think is a very special little guitar, AND I was fortunate enough the get the information directly from Fred Gretsch) I wanted to take the time to at least share with you what I had found out……..I hope this helps………….
Made by Gretsch
I just stumbled across one of these this week, coming apart of course and bought it rather cheaply. I am wondering as to what a “bridge doctor” will do to this critter or if it is really needed.
I have a Rex Playboy Guitar it has Rex in a circle and the word Playboy. Does anyone know anything about this guitar. Purchased by my father about 1953-54. Thanks
Need advice dating an aquisition,have an acoustic, blonde body with f holes, patriotic theme red, white & blue head stock says Rex All American, similar pick guard says All American as well, fretboard inlays are red white & blue, appears to have the original case.I can see inside the fret hole a number: 970 1192 or possibly 970 1492? I was told it may be a Rex Aragon customized or by someone? Anyone that can lend some insight?
I usually do not respond to forums as everyone is totally WAY smarter than me…ha ha. Funny how two different guys talked Mr. Gretch and got two completely different answers, really now? The Rex Playboy I have was called a tenor guitar by a local music shop. I bought it in the mountains of Pennsylvania and took it to a music shop to see how it was even tuned. It is apparently tuned like a banjo, I had to have the guitar shop put me together a set of strings and tell me how to tune it. It has body and neck bindings and pearlish square fret inlays. It has a full size acoustic body and a banjo thin neck. I have pics of it on my website and a short song I wrote and recorded with it…”A cue stick”
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I too have a very early Rex Playboy. I purchased it a couple of months ago and cannot put ot down. I brought it to a bluegrass jam last week and all the mando and fiddle players bogarded it and I only played it twice in two hours. My friends wanted to know where to get one etc. mine came with a very functional old old hard case that looks like it is made of a plaster type or what the hell composite. It is as cool as the guitar. I paid 300 and would buy another tomorrow. Did Rex playboy ever make an arch top?
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I just bought a used BC Rich Rave Warlock Bass and the serial number is E616280. Can anyone tell me what year and where this was made? It is black, with EMG pickups, and has awsome tone. I love it and will not be selling it. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.
Sup? Well I also have one of the exact same bass’s and I was wondering the exact same things, So I did some research and from what I understand they are pretty rare, came from korea and were only made in 1986. I don’t know how much one woud sell for now though. How much did you pay for yours? I got mine from my cousin and she got in 1990 and says it’s the only one she’s ever seen.Write me back as soon as possible if you could. My name is Josh. Nice to finally find another one.
Hey Sorry, but i have no idea about the bass, But i’m looking into buying one i found a good deal on (bass, plus case, plus amp for only $200!!) \nI actually have a question for you .. what does it sounds like? As Far as tone go’s what genre would you say?\nIf you could e-mail me back i’d appreciate it,\nTHNX!
I just got one off of eBay in a hard case with S&H for $145.\n\nHaven’t gotten it in the mail yet. Ive been looking for feedback about these. Apparently these ARE quite rare! I will not be selling mine either once i get it!
Hey, I just got one of these today. serial E701722. Its red and has one p style pickup. I got it at a pawn shop. Originally priced at $359. Ive been eyeing it for a couple months, and the price dropped the other day to $159. So I scored it. Any info on it would be great, thanx.
1978 Mockingbird Supreme in Koa – cloud inlays – DiMarzios – HSC\n1984 Stealth – dead mint – DiMarzios – Kahler – HSC\n\npics and description available
: 1978 Mockingbird Supreme in Koa – cloud inlays – DiMarzios – HSC\n: 1984 Stealth – dead mint – DiMarzios – Kahler – HSC\n\n: pics and description available\n\nIs the Mockingbird still for sale?
I would like to recieve some information + picture’s from both.\n\nThanks in progress
I have a metallic blood red Warlock, serial BC30162, can anyone tell me how to get the year and model from this? (I know that the old BC Richs had the year as the first two digits up to 1982(?) so I guess it must be newer than that.)\n\nIt’s also for sale if you wanna make me an offer (I am in London, UK).
can anyone help date my bc rich gunslinger b 7405
: can anyone help date my bc rich gunslinger b 7405\n\nI can’t help, but I have a gunslinger stamped b 8312. It has a USA neck.
: can anyone help date my bc rich gunslinger b 7405\n\n mine says bc13838 and i would be interested to know what year mine is too!!!! if you find out how to read the number please let me know and vise versa\n thanks!!!!
i baught a bc rich gunslinger recently, well i traded it for a usa strat. the guitar is black with maple neck and fretboard.it has humbucker in the bridge and two single coils with floyd rose etc. i wont to know if it is a genuine usa model or not. it has made in usa written on the headstock and the backplate, but the serial number dosent make sense it is {b 7405}.now to me this would be a 1974 or 1987 or 1985 but im just guessing.can anyone shed some light and tell me if this guitar is a genuine usa model and also what date this thing is. thanks and cheers!
: can anyone help date my bc rich gunslinger b 7405
LATE 80’s made in japan, unless it says USA on the headstock then and only then its made in the US
: : can anyone help date my bc rich gunslinger b 7405
: LATE 80’s made in japan, unless it says USA on the headstock then and only then its made in the US
DUDE,
So far as I know the 5 digit SN with the ‘R’ logo is USA. They stopped stamping Made in USA on ’em before ’84.
NOT true the early ST-3’s didnt have made in USA on headstock. that serial# sounds too low to be a gunslinger & is probably a FAKE. there are many fakes & parts guitars because during buy outs parts were sold to stores, & people who assembled them & passed them off as factory made guitars
I just bought one and it looks and sounds great,BUT,the neck is pulling down like crazy and after half an hour I have to stop playing.Could someone recommend a strap which will perhaps balance the bass better as it really is painful holding it up .ps I aint no wimp with weedy arms,I am a drummer of the fastest punkest variety.
ralph marlin makes straps that are about 3 inches wdie….with a sorta rubber backround that makes your bass stay put. i had a arlock and was successful with a 3 inch leather strap…nylon sucks…it slides all over the place….the marlin straps are available at guitar center for about 20 bucks! check online…their prices are better through musicians friend! which is a subsidiary of guitar center!
i broghut a bc rich that i cant identify, does anyone knows where in the internet are all the models with photos and where can i get info with the serial number?
: i broghut a bc rich that i cant identify, does anyone knows where in the internet are all the models with photos and where can i get info with the serial number?\n\nHOW BOUT BCRICH.COM?
I am searching for a Gold Truss Rod Cover for My 82\nMock The old Rich parts are hard to find, I would appreciate any help!!!!!
There are some guitars I’m looking at buying. One is a mockingbird whose serial number is 80001. Does this mean it’s the first guitar BC Rich made in 1980, or the first mockingbird of 1980, or neither?
: There are some guitars I’m looking at buying. One is a mockingbird whose serial number is 80001. Does this mean it’s the first guitar BC Rich made in 1980, or the first mockingbird of 1980, or neither? If you don’t buy that mockingbird, If you don’t mind please send info on guitar. Thanks John
: : There are some guitars I’m looking at buying. One is a mockingbird whose serial number is 80001. Does this mean it’s the first guitar BC Rich made in 1980, or the first mockingbird of 1980, or neither?
It is a 1978 and not the first one of 80. In 78 they made over 2000 so the year number changed twice before we even got to 1980. hence 80001 was the 2001 guitar made 78.
of 1980, or neither? In 78 they made over 2000 so the year number changed twice 80001 was the 2001 guitar made 78.
It appears that the 1st 77xxxs appeared in 76, 78xxx appeared in 77 & 80xxx appeared in 78. You are welcome to send pics n info!
Hello, I am looking for a 10-string BC Rich "Bich" model with the following:\nNeck Thru construction, Cloud inlays, Chrome hardware, Ebony fret board, 2 Dimarzio humbucking pickup’s, 2 coil taps for single coil sounds, 1 phase switch, 1 Power Boost preamp with Volume Control, 1 volume & 1 tone control, 6 position Varitone Switch\n\nFor pictures, go to this website: http://www.guitarhangar.com/guitars/bcrb.htm\n\nE-mail ANY offers to [email protected]\n\nAny offers and help would GREATLY be appreciated!
FOR SALE 78 USA Eagle Bass Serial #80453 Maple Neckthru w/ Koa Wings, traditional headstock, grovers, full electronics, with hard shell case. Neck P pickup was replaced with the dimarzio Willpowers and are black. Great shape for a 1978, and sounds mint. \n$450 firm includes shipping anywhere in the USA!!!!\nE-mail me direct for a quicker response as I do not check here very often.\n\nJoe
: FOR SALE 78 USA Eagle Bass Serial #80453 Maple Neckthru w/ Koa Wings, traditional headstock, grovers, full electronics, with hard shell case. Neck P pickup was replaced with the dimarzio Willpowers and are black. Great shape for a 1978, and sounds mint. \n: $450 firm includes shipping anywhere in the USA!!!!\n: E-mail me direct for a quicker response as I do not check here very often.\n\n: Joe\n\nsend pictures.
I have a late 80’s ST III. The neck plate has the BC Rich logo, serial number B 7323 and L.A. California U.S.A. on it. The headstock has the BC Rich logo and made in u.s.a. I’m hoping it’s a handmade U.S.A. model, I believe I bought it late 88, early 89. It’s also got a very nice custom graphics finish. I’m trying to find out 1) if it is a handmade BC Rich 2) what type of wood was used for the body? It is a pretty heavy guitar, 3) how much is she worth? Bridge pick up is a Dimarzio super distortion, bridge and neck are single coils, they are the originals and I’m assuming Dimarzio as well. The tremolo is the Ibanez Edge type. Any help would be most appreciated.
yes it was made in USA, not really hand made but cali not NJ. ST-3’s have poor resale value even with a graphic but it also depends on what graphic. the pickup sould be a double whammy in bridge, the ibanez bridge was used on earlier models. DUE TO EBAY they rarely sell for over 400 most pointy headstock strat types dont have resale value unless its an early CHarvel. the body is probably alder but may have been ordered any way. BCRich has NO way to verify boltons. If u can email me a pic. watch ebay & if we can agree on a fair price. ILL BUY IT
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What’s the deal with the NJ series guitars? Are they all imports or are there some made in USA? Thanks, Chris
I am attaching an e-mail from the BCrich tech in regards to the NJ models. I hope this answers your question.
Joe
From the headstock it looks as if your guitar was made during the Class Axe era (80’s to 90’s) and they destroyed all of their production records. The NJ’s are imports, which were originally made in Nagoya Japan, hence where the NJ comes from, currently made in Korea. Unfortunately, I am not sure of all the differences, particularly the body wood, pickups, scale length, hardware, electronics, etc. It is probably very similar to our current Platinum Series guitars & basses, but there are going to be differences in parts, since a different factory now makes our imported models.
The Class Axe guitars are not all made in Japan. They did make some USA made guitars & basses. If the guitar says USA on the HEADSTOCK then it’s American Made. There are some NJ and Platinum models from the Class Axe era with "LA California" or "New Jersey, USA" on the NECK PLATE, these were made in Nagoya, Japan or in South Korea. However, there are some with the New Jersey and/or LA California neck plates that also have Made in USA on the headstock, and those were made in America
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Serial no.820054 of the run . Needs to be restored somewhat. Anybody interested buying it can e-mail me for pictures.
please send me photos.
i really want these guitare but i want the one-of-a-kind one of them.
Wanted Bich-10, neckthrough, full electr., late 70ies. Please send offers with price and pics to [email protected]
SOME SELL ME A WARLOCK
: SOME SELL ME A WARLOCK
I have a Very nice, well maintained B.C. Rick Warlock neck through with a widow headstock, double locking tremelo, better B.C. Rich humbuckers that origonal, with and orangeish yellow sunburst finish and two stripes continuing the neck thru the body. For the guitar I am asking $760. I also have a B.C. Rich hardshell coffin case. Which the company does not make any more. I actually bought the last one they had in stock, so they tell me, but they don’t make it anymore. I am asking an extra $40 to make it and even $800 but if you are just interested in the case it will be $100 considering that the case is in mint condition and I bought it for $160.
Thinking about selling it now that I got my mint old loaded mockingbird. Comes with hard shell BC rich case. Bass in very good condition. Plays great. see my write up on it at: http://www.harmony-central.com/Bass/Data4/BC-Rich/NJ-Warlock-Bass-01.html Must get at least $326 which will include shipping.
would like to know where to find blood red warlock or beast with a decent price that’s not over the top. if you know please email me at [email protected]. thanks
it is the best bloody guitar i have ever owned,ive had it for about 6 years now and its FAT…
: it is the best bloody guitar i have ever owned,ive had it for about 6 years now and its FAT…it is kind of gay
: : it is the best bloody guitar i have ever owned,ive had it for about 6 years now and its FAT…it is kind of geeeee men called colin need to be banned, along with their guitars and pointless pointless existance. BAN COLINS EVERYWHERE< YOU HEARD ME RIGHT, KILL THEM ALL!!!!!!
I have a B.C. Rich NJ Series Warlock Trans. red and I just moved home across the pond to England. I think the damn workers on the container fucked my guitar up and i have a giant crack on either side of the neck of my guitar, on the body. One crack is about 2 inches long, the bastards! The only problem, besides the obvious, is that I do not know if the crack is in the paint, since it is trans. red and has a different top then a regular, or in the body. I am looking for a site that will sell trans. red NJ Warlock (2000 series)-but I am also refraining from going to B.C. Rich themselves seeing as to how they may make the body as expensive as a mother fucker. I do not need any hardware or a tremelo or anything and I would rather it be a new or immaculate condition body but anything without a giant asshole on the side of the neck is okay. Thanks!\n\nP.S.-I do not know if my E-Mail address is activated, if it ain’t then I will be royally fucked.
A" my name is robert and i am looking for a used lefty bc. rich mockingbird electric guitar to lern on can you help me out
gud luck findin one. s fren of mine needed to have one custom made.
i need a left handed guitar.
waht options do u have.
gud luck findin one. s fren of mine needed to have one custom made.
looking for new or used br rich 7 string guitar. looking for 2 humbucking pickups , seymor duncan or emg pickups. Also am looking for trem locking system on it. willing to spend a good price for a good guitar.
if anyone knows where i can find a BC Rich Wave….email me. or you can instant message me on AOL at burritoboy41085
I just was given a BC Rich Bronze Series, it is cherry red, with no other style information, except that the model number says "MG-5T/DR". They gave it to me to pay for some work. What have I got?
For sale!\n\nI have a 1980 neck thru Koa Bich with maple in the center\nClouds, some flame, grover imperials full actives ect…\n pretty sweet condition- bridge is somewhat tarnished (oh well) \n\nI also have a 1982 neck thru Mocking bird\nPearl white, near mint on the paint and body!\ngrover imperials, \nbridge is somewhat tarnished (oh well)\ndiamonds\n\nBoth have hardtails (much more collectible)\n\nI cant take photos till monday\n\nLet me know if you are interested\n\nTheese are the "Real Deal" USA hand carved "R" on the head\nbad boys\nI will have photos early this week\nNo insulting offers Please!\nBrett
: For sale!\n\n: I have a 1980 neck thru Koa Bich with maple in the center\n: Clouds, some flame, grover imperials full actives ect…\n: pretty sweet condition- bridge is somewhat tarnished (oh well) \n\n: I also have a 1982 neck thru Mocking bird\n: Pearl white, near mint on the paint and body!\n: grover imperials, \n: bridge is somewhat tarnished (oh well)\n: diamonds\n\n: Both have hardtails (much more collectible)\n\n: I cant take photos till monday\n\n: Let me know if you are interested\n\n: Theese are the "Real Deal" USA hand carved "R" on the head\n: bad boys\n: I will have photos early this week\n: No insulting offers Please!\n: Brett\n\nCan you please e-mail me pics of the Bich. Thank you, Charles.
can u email me pics of the bich & wats serial# or first two digits
thanx
Hey all, \nI have a late 70’s/early 80’s Bich, diamond inlay, maple and koa wood and all original pieces for sale. I’m gonna post it on e-bay, but I’m putting it here first. I live in Canada, so it may present some customs fees problems, be forewarned. \nPrice wise, I’m looking to get $1700-$2000 USD for it. It’s negotiable. If your intrested, or know someone who is, e-mail me and I can send you pics and we can talk. I know there are problems inherent in buying a high priced collectors guitar, but they can be worked out.
Just letting you all know that the BICH is now sold. Thanks to all those that expressed interest and offered advice.
Stone
If you have one and are intrested in selling it let me know :-)\n\nThanks, Mitchell
I have one There is only one problem the body is cracked right at the rear of the neck. Everything else is in good condition. I have been looking for a body. but if I find someone maybe interested in buying it I would sell.
i have 2 so called gunslingers..i have no idea what their worth and would like to find out..1 i know was built by bc rich..it has 5 or 6 different woods in it and has a reverse headstock…immaculate condition..i have one with scalloped frets which i had remodeled but has the original neck..what the hell do i have andy help would be greatly appreciated
what is the price range of a dobra hound dogger guitar – 1940’s (blue grass)
I have inherited a dobra guitar which I know my father purchased 2nd hand when he was 16 years of age, about 1946, it has anumber on it 7530. I have been told it is quite valuable and should have it insured. Can you give me a valuation, please? Or put me in the right direction to find out.
Hi\nCan anyone help… Ive just bought a second hand B.C.Rich semiacoustic.\nit serial number is: RE55CS Does any one have any idea of its approximate age, place of manufacture, and current value ??\n\n Cheers N Beers Johnny.
Johnny,\n Send me a pic of this, would ya?\n\n: Hi\n: Can anyone help… Ive just bought a second hand B.C.Rich semiacoustic.\n: it serial number is: RE55CS Does any one have any idea of its approximate age, place of manufacture, and current value ??\n\n: Cheers N Beers Johnny.
NEED pics of Tracii Guns Flamed Custom BC Rich. It is a ST3 setup (2 single, 1 hum) with a Gunslinger neck (Maple, reverse batwing headstock). It is the 2nd guitar that BC Rich gave to Tracii, and it is the first "Gunslinger" ever made. Circa 1986 ANY pics emailed would be greatly appreciated. CYA….Greco…[email protected]
I need a $100 BC Rich bass. I dont care what model, and what the condition is, as long as the electronics are in working order. I am a guitar player with over 13 BC Rich guitars, and I need a bass to lay some tracks down…and I don’t want to stray from BC Rich, but I don’t want to spend a lot either. Its just for F-ing around with. Email me if ya can help….CYA….Greco
i own a bc rich mockingbird nj series, the serial number on it is 846190. I’m trying to find out how much it is worth because i would like to sell it, the only thing i could say that it might be around 10 years old or so…..PLEASE help!!!!!!
It is in mint conditionm white w/ natural colored neck\nwhat would be an offer that someone would make, I have been told that it was made in 1984
serial number is 846190. BC846190 is what is generally accepted as an 1984 model bolt on neck mass production import. Set your time frame with a best offer understanding. Take what you get or hang on to it!\nGood luck
: i own a bc rich mockingbird nj series, the serial number on it is 846190. I’m trying to find out how much it is worth because i would like to sell it, the only thing i could say that it might be around 10 years old or so…..PLEASE help!!!!!!
: : i own a bc rich mockingbird nj series, the serial number on it is 846190. I’m trying to find out how much it is worth because i would like to sell it, the only thing i could say that it might be around 10 years old or so…..PLEASE help!!!!!!
Go to this website they will explain how the serial #’s are off by up to a couple of years you may actually have a 1981-82 guitar
http://www.vintageguitar.com/brands/details.asp?ID=58
I own a bc rich rave warlock if any one can tell me what year it is and how much it is worth. write me at [email protected]. I am not intrested in selling
: I own a bc rich rave warlock if any one can tell me what year it is and how much it is worth. write me at [email protected]. I am not intrested in selling
Try looking here:
: : I own a bc rich rave warlock if any one can tell me what year it is and how much it is worth. write me at [email protected]. I am not intrested in selling
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: Try looking here:
I didn’t put the website:
http://www.vintageguitar.com/brands
I have been looking everywhere for a used beast but I can’t find it anywhere! I really need help. If you have one that you want to sell or know someone who does, E-Mail me. And it has to be cheap.
I have been looking everywhere for a used beast but I can’t find it anywhere! I really need help. If you have one that you want to sell or know someone who does, E-Mail me. And it has to be cheap.
Good Luck!!! You probably won’t find one cheap for a while. The Beast is a treasure that is hard to part with. I bought mine new at a music store localy for a mere $700 including case and tax. I have been watching ebay for another one, but they are either going for around $600 or the reserve is not met. What you could do is hit the local pawn shops in your area and hope you find a seller that has no clue what he has. Good Luck!
: I have been looking everywhere for a used beast but I can’t find it anywhere! I really need help. If you have one that you want to sell or know someone who does, E-Mail me. And it has to be cheap……..
Try the ebay internet auction site, i just picked up an acoustic bc rich…very reasonable. And ther is a couple of others on there. !!
if anyone one will sell me an acrylic mockingbird or warlock for under $200 please email me at [email protected] thanks
Looking for a B.C. Rich bolt on neck for my Warlock body. Hopefully with maple fretboard, but will take rosewood. Must be set for Floyd Rose locking nut.