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With the B.C. Rich Bronze Warlock Bass, you'll shatter perceptions the way only a Warlock can. It digs deep with a basswood body, 34"-scale bolt-on maple neck, 24-fret rosewood fingerboard, and B.C. Rich split-coil pickup. Chrome-finish hardware has an adjustable bridge and B.C. Rich die-cast machine heads. Also has a graphite nut and single volume and tone controls.
The B.C. Rich Warlock Bronze was my first bass. I bought one for my birthday, and I absolutely love it! I use it for heavy metal songs. I don't have an amp for it yet, so I'm using my friend's hartke. This bass has a great sound and a killer look for the stage. It is very heavy and I sometimes get tired from holding it, but that is about the only thing i dont care for. I am currently in the process of making a case for it because it is too big for any case on the market. My dad told me that i should buy another bass that maybe isn't as big, but I think you have to love what you play, and I love this Bass. I would recommend this to anybody interested in playing Bass.
My first bass was a BC Rich Warlock. I've had it since 1988. It's been through everything and still sounds as good as it did almost 20 years ago. While it does not have the dynamic range of a Fender P-bass it sounds great for metal bands and hard rock. If you are into metal and hard rock this is a great inexpensive bass to start with. It looks mean, has great action, and a real punch.
I bought the bass partially because of how it looked. If your started out and you want an AWESOME bass, get the warlock. This thing sounds great! The wonderful pick ups and great tone. Perfect for playing metal and rock. If you have a small budget, I really recommand the Warlock. Its the most bang for your buck. !,,! (*.*) !,,!
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