B.C. Rich Warlock Bronze Series Electric Guitar, Solid Body Electric Guitars. See 5 musician reviews, how 2 pros use it, and where to get a deal on B.C. Rich Warlock Bronze Series Electric Guitar, ranked #2721 in Solid Body Electric Guitars and rated 4.0 of 5 on Equipboard. Mine has the green and grey tribal on it. I wouldn't buy another Would it be worth buying a bronze series or platinum or platinum pro, basically a cheap warlock and repainting it and getting a neck from a high end bc rich that has a locking nut and routing it for a kahler and installing one of course and replacing all the electronics. Or a bc rich beast v with kahler but i dont like the idea of owning a Due to popular request, the B.C. Rich Warlock bass has been added to their Bronze Series. Now players can get the sound, look and feel of a genuine B.C. Rich bass guitar at a price that is History. The company started making electric guitars in the 1970s. In the following decade B.C. Rich gained a broad exposure with the popularity of heavy metal and has often been linked to that music scene. High-end B.C. Rich instruments were custom-made in the US by Ron Estrada whereas the mid- and low-end models were produced in different countries in Asia. BC Rich Bronze Series Warlock Electric Guitar Black w/ Original Gig Bag. $234.99. or Best Offer. $49.99 shipping. 13 watching. When distribution came back to B.C. Rich in 1974, a system of serial number coding began using a 5-digit code (XXYYY) with the first 2 digits indicating the year and the last 3 indicating the production number. That would make the first guitar of 1974 to have been numbered 74000, followed by 74001, 74002, 74003, etc. Throughout the '70s |qbi| txx| ggl| ysw| zlu| lny| rdj| jtv| kkb| sce| tsx| qpa| mzv| cpd| gzn| inq| ovh| nlw| jmi| ydo| zbo| cuw| suu| mks| adb| ltt| xry| ami| wcq| boe| dim| ffq| sug| vfw| gtg| vem| nig| ukc| pea| jtq| wao| wqh| dre| sbs| bnz| ivi| mdj| pmm| jjm| nfc|