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WE love B.C Rich and Dean guitars

if u own a bc rich or dean ask me 2 put ur pic of one on dis page nd ur guitar cud b famous:P

5/26/08 | me too! | Reply

WE love B.C Rich and Dean guitars
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Worlds best lookin guitars
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This page is simply dedicated to B.C Rich and Dean(and washbourne cuz der basicaly the same as dean) guitars. this is an updated and i think improved version of We love B.C Rich Guitars.
I hope we keep our old members. If you love or just like Dean or B.C Rich you should join.
i will get some more in formation about dean soon.

If you have a picture of your Dean or B.C Rich on your page just tell me and i'll post it on this page

Thanks for your support and please show the love:P

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  • noteable players, comment me more

    B.C Rich
    Lord Ahriman from Dark Funeral
    Mikael Åkerfeldt of Opeth
    Paul Allender from Cradle Of Filth
    Trey Azagthoth from Morbid Angel
    Blasphemer from Mayhem
    Max Cavalera from Sepultura and Soulfly
    John Christ formerly Danzig
    Mike Clark from Suicidal Tendencies
    Vic DiCara from Inside Out
    David Ellefson from Megadeth
    Robb Flynn from Machine Head
    Lita Ford formerly The Runaways
    Galder from Dimmu Borgir
    Paul Gilbert from Racer X
    Chad I Ginsburg from CKY (band)
    Paolo Gregoletto from Trivium
    Eric Griffin from Murderdolls
    Kim Gordon from Sonic Youth
    Tracii Guns from L.A. Guns and Brides of Destruction
    Simen Hestnæs (ICS Vortex) from Dimmu Borgir
    Ishan from Emperor
    Kerry King from Slayer
    Andy LaRocque of King Diamond and Death
    Blackie Lawless from W.A.S.P
    Mick Mars from Mötley Crüe
    Hideto Matsumoto from X Japan
    Jim Matheos from Fates Warning
    Pat O'Brien from Cannibal Corpse
    Mille Petrozza from Kreator
    Randy Piper from W.A.S.P
    Chris Poland from Megadeth
    Billy Riker from 3
    Erik Rutan from Hate Eternal and formerly Morbid Angel
    Samoth from Emperor
    Jon Schaffer from Iced Earth
    Chuck Schuldiner from Death
    Sigurd of Belphegor
    Slash of Guns N' Roses
    Nikki Sixx from Mötley Crüe
    Steve Smyth from Nevermore
    Chris Stapp from Deja Voodoo
    Muhammed Suiçmez from Necrophagist
    Mick Thomson from Slipknot
    Matias Munighini from Mastifal

    Dean
    The late great Darrell Lance "Dimebag/Diamond" Abbot Formaly of Rebal meets Rebal, Pantera (his most notable band), and Damageplan
    Corey Beaulieu of Trivium
    Matt Heafy of Trivium


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  • Different bc rich designes

    Assassin/ASM
    Avenge and WMD SOB or Son Of Beast (Beast shape scaled down 10%)
    Beast (Designed by Brian Hoffman of Deicide.)
    Bich (Designed by Neal Moser.)
    Blaster (Similar to a Telecaster.)
    Condor (Eagle Archtop.)
    Conte
    Dagger (Designed by Rock Clouser)
    Big Dagger (Dagger with a Bigsby vibrato.)
    Death'r
    Draco
    Eagle
    Eagle Archtop (An upscale Eagle with a one inch thick carved flamed maple top and mahogany body.)
    Exclusive
    Explorer
    Fat Bob (Body in the shape of a Harley gas tank.)
    Firebird
    Gunslinger
    Hydra
    Ignitor
    Innovator
    Ironbird (Early in his solo career, Michael Angelo Batio used this, as well as a double-neck version of it.)
    Jazzbox (Hollow-body.)
    Jr. V
    KKV
    KKW
    MAG
    Marion
    Meegs
    Mockingbird
    Mockingbird II
    Nighthawk
    Outlaw
    Punisher (Most famously used by Gene Simmons of Kiss.)
    Seagull
    Seagull II (Also known as Seagull Jr.)
    Stealth (Most famously used by Rick Derringer, who also designed it, and Chuck Schuldiner of Death.)
    ST
    ST III
    Thunderbird
    Thunderbolt
    TS-100 (Similar to a Telecaster.)
    TS-200 (Similar to a Telecaster.)
    Virgin (Designed by Neal Moser)
    Virgo (designed by Rock Clouser)
    Warpig (Similar to a Gibson SG.)
    Warlock
    Warlock II
    Warbeast (Combination of the Beast and Warlock.)
    Wave
    Widow (Designed by Blackie Lawless of the metal band W.A.S.P..)
    Wrath
    Zombie

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  • Design and Material

    To many musicians and fans, B.C. Rich will always be known for unconventional body styles. However, these designs were more than just aesthetic: they were intended to improve overall playability by making the instruments easy to play in different positions, and allowing easy access to the upper frets.

    Another innovation was the use of exotic woods such as Hawaiian koa and mahogany. These unique woods gave guitars different overtones than those of more traditional construction.

    "Acrylic Series" guitars. These guitars are made completely of acrylic and their bodies are transparent, making the electronics inside viewable. The original run of the acrylic models featured a standard bolt-on maple neck with wood headstock, but later models featured an acrylic headstock, matching the same color as the body and making the overall appearance of the guitar more attractive. Although acrylic is arguably denser than most woods and can potentially carry a "fatter" tone, the acrylic models are physically quite heavy and some players dislike the heavy instruments.

    In 2006 B.C. Rich introduced the IT (Invisibolt Technology) series. In this series the neck is bolted inside the body to look like a neck-thru, but neck joint is still visible. This combines the elements of both bolt-on and neck-through designs for a brutal attack and lasting sustain.

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  • BC Rich: good or Bad

    Jeff S by Jeff S
    People that post that the build quality of the BC Rich is poor likely have a mass-produced model made in China. The US handmade BC Rich Custom Shop models made by Bernie Rico are just absolutely amazing. If you bought one at Guitar Center in the 1990s through present, you probably have a guitar that does not deserve to bear this name. The custom shop operation was a very small operation lead by Bernie Rico. They likely could not make ends meet without licensing the name to make these knock-offs with the low volume they had from the custom shop. Having met Bernie Rico Sr. and Jr. I know they would not have licensed the name if they had any other choice.
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