seriously this thing F-ing shreds

i love the figured maple... its what made me have to buy this guitar, the walnut inbetween the neck and mohogany back is another awesome feature, and the contrast i mean just from the back its an eye catcher... oh and the best freature of all, the neck thru cant beat it... ebony fretboard makes it flawless... the only thing oi dont really dig is the cloud inlays and the shape of the headstock... not very bc rich esk but oh well the tone and p[ick ups make up[ for it

as long as your standing its great sitting down makes it difficult but uyou all know how that goes

no complaints at all

i paid 6 at guitar center it was listed at 1100 you can pay 10 times that much and still get the same quality

so i got a crack in the neck that was repaired about 3 years ago and it has not affected the tone at all

just look at it, who wouldnt want this? i mean even if you dont play just as an art piece its totally worth the money

hobbyist, lent guitar to recording artist

metal, rock, punk, alternative

Excellent, Very Bright (Bridge Pickup) to a nice Warm Mello (Rythm pickup). Wide range of tonal variation.

Where it counts, they did not scrimp on quality. The wood, finish, stiffness, binding, frets, playability are first rate. Where they cut cost was on the hardware, which is easily upgraded to best quality, for very little incremental cost.

This guitars plays as well as the best I ever played, even guitars costing thousands more. Honest!

Everything about this guitar is flawless, however, I did have the luxury of hand picking the one I wanted. The store had about 7 or 8 of them in stock and on display, so I looked every one of them over, played them all, and then selected the best of the group. None were bad, and all played very similar, but there was a fair variation in wood grain patterns and color/tonality. I just picked the one that had the grain/color/tonality that I liked best. The neck is straight as an arrow, flat, with no bows or warps. It feels absolutely solid, the tuners are very smooth with absolutely no freeplay. The pickups are top notch. If anything can be considered cheap, it's probably the switches, jacks and, volume/tone potentiameters. I replaced the all with best quality, which was a very minimal investment. The only minor initial quality issue was that the Fret edges were a little rough cut, and needed some dressing with a file, which is typical of many guitars.

This guitar plays better, and stays in tune better, than my '79 Les Paul Custom, and cost less than a quarter!

Never have needed to.

The BC Rich Bich Supreme was always my "Dream Guitar" right from the first time I saw it, back in the '70's. Now I own the very near equivalent, for a mere fraction of the cost.

Have played as active muscian, but mostly play for personal enjoyment

Widely Varied: Rock/Heavy Metal, Blues, Jazz, Rock and Roll, Classical, Pop, Some country,

THE BEST guitar i've ever bought under$1500.with high end pick-ups it would even beat my gibsons in overall quality.import built with strict quality control.

can't beat it for the price,period.

very diverse and a good spectrum of tones.

rock solid!

exceeds beyond measure and expectation.

great site and support to back it.

my next guitar will be a bc rich custom shop model.

20 year recording musician

new age to black metal

This guitar is AWESOME. It can handle almost any kind of music but country, and sounds great playing them all. The pups have all the power you will ever need, but to get a less powerful sound I lowered them. Not too hard of a task, just a screwdriver and a little patience. Once lowered, I could get the same Jimmy Page Les Paul sound through an all tube amp w/ no digital effects as I could with my era-perfect Les Paul. I run it through a Bugera 333 120-watt all tube amp combo, and this thing roars. I got about two years ago, and have been experimenting with other guitars, like strats, teles, les pauls, and vintage guitars, and this on blows them all out of the water.

The guitar is a two peice Mahogany body with a thru maple neck, walnut strips, and a nicely figured maple top. It's not overly figured like some of the "super custom shop" guitars that are out there, but my friend has a '61 strat that has been through a lot, and it hardly has any finish or paint left on it. This guitar is again, the greatest.

The ease of use is fine, if you buy it, you'll get used to it.

This guitar is my only stage and recording guitar. It goes with me everywhere. It's completely top-notch. The ONLY problem is the cheap plastic top on the selector switch, but it's not a problem.

I can imagine myself saving up 3000 dollars to get a guitar like this but I never had to. The price anywhere is fantastic.

There hasn't been a problem yet except for a mild climate change which caused the fingerboard to swell. I just raised the action, and there. Problem solved.

This guitar looks pretty friggin' badass on stage. It also sounds awesome. 10 all the way.

Fairly Active gigging musician

Soft rock, hard rock, instrumental, blues.

Really nice sound and tone. I got mine brand new at shop for 495$ heheh. Nice b.c. rich pickups good sustain.

2 volume nobs and a tone adjuster.

The cut out end in the back seem to feel like it has more width compared to the strat type body. Took a day to get the feel for it.

Product seems to be well made and sturdy ! Its weight feels like a les paul but, a little lighter.

It is well worth the price I think for the pickups expecially.

Never needed them !

This depends on personal opinion. My dad doesn't like this design . But, I am into it and it looks better in person than it does on the internet, I actually saw the thing hanging up in the middle of a bunch of guitars. Then played it. Thought about it and bought it a week later. All that on the way it looked.