my new bc rich warlock nj series test

just a test its shiny!!!!!

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[97warlock]

oh I wish you had turned that guitar up on the side a little bit so we could see just how thin or thick the neck is . I have the mockingbird ST & its an AWESOME guitar,but forget shredding on it.Necks too Fat. Is your guitar neck fat or Thin?? thinkin bout gettin one.,

[julian675]

the neck is amazingly thin, make sure its nj serious and ull be amazed of how great shredin cou.d be on it, guitar is flawless, i put in some seymour duncan blackouts and i really cant ask for more out of this guitar, if you want i could make another vid of this guitar and explainin a little bit more about what its like

[97warlock]

oh ok ....someone had made a comment about the neck being too fat, so....i already have a fat neck Mockingbird lol . awesome axe. thats just what would make the icing on the cake,is a nice Thin smooth neck .

[julian675]

yep this neck does the trick if thats what your looking for, let me kno if you want me to explain anything more, ive had this guitar for almost 2 years now so i kno it preety well, look at the date to the side

[RockGodrg666]

its called low action...not "the frets are really close to the strings"...haha nice guitar

[julian675]

lol well i think i kno that knowin i fixed it even more to have a lower action but i like saying the frets are close to the guitar for other people that just might not know that and lol i dont care crack on me

[neckreth]

@97warlock The neck is 'fat'. If you want thin, search further.

[MetallicBill]

See mine I just put up, without the trem on it, and enjoy. I had fun with both warlocks, but they are so prominent in the BCR line, I still prefer the Ironbird and Bich models

[MetallicBill]

@97warlock I owned a number of guitars, and loved them all, I'd say. The Gibson late 80s genuine Flying V I owned was a real pro instrument but the neck WAS too thick, this one is thin, like the body, but the strings are tight and tough to manipulate, so I find it has that as the main fault

[MetallicBill]

@julian675 The low action is not really anything to do with fretwire, and everything to do with the nut design and the bridge setting, which is INSET into the body, versus the first tremolo used on vintage NJ, both are Licensed Floyd Rose systems

[MetallicBill]

@masoner13 It's referred to as Trans blue Sunburst. Sunburst finish is common on Fender Stratocaster and Les Paul, so you should know this already! hahaha

[MetallicBill]

@ibanezbtb500 I always say if you can do better, like Frank Zappa said "Shut up and play yer guitar!!"

[MetallicBill]

@thrashmetal1029 I'd say it depends where your guitar strap buttons are, some people move the forward one to the bolt on neck plate location, that helps bring the neck up in position, some people drill their own holes, but if you do that you better not be taking a shot in the dark. I got one and put Schaller locking nuts on this particular NJ, it works pretty nicely, the positioning I think has been ironed out better

[MetallicBill]

@julian675 So, it's a 2007 model or what? I just bought one from the local pawn shop, I'll disclose what I paid for it, but I plan to make a profit selling it, so what did it cost you? Where did you buy from? Mine is nearly brand new, compare it to a VINTAGE NJ I bought several months prior, one of the original NJs I believe, The key difference is not the neck size, but how damn stiff this newer one is, I find it hard to play to be honest about things

[ibanezbtb500]

lol I <3 this dudes faild guitar playing