Anonymous
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Nope, I mean they make horrible guitars in general. They look crappy and they play even worse, don't even get me started on the tonal properties...
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Nope, I mean they make horrible guitars in general. They look crappy and they play even worse, don't even get me started on the tonal properties...
PÑoenix
Phagist Phanboy
Anonymous
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PÑoenix
Phagist Phanboy
In that case I agree its horrible tone wise and playability but imho the looks of the beast and warlock guitars are killer.
Justinschut
Member
the problem is that BC Rich makes a lot of cheap crap. But not all of their guitars are crap (the cheap ones are tho) Ever played a BC Rich Custom Shop ?
PÑoenix
Phagist Phanboy
Night Reaper
ooo the reaper wants more
its only been like 3 months now that i play guitar im hafe descent i cant really play that fast
Hey dudes I got a question too ya freaks
I wanna buy some new strings, but i donnu which are good for me..
At the moment im playing some more soft ones , but they suck..
Any idears ?
I wanna buy some new strings, but i donnu which are good for me..
At the moment im playing some more soft ones , but they suck..
Any idears ?
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So you said 10.. k im gonna buy them cause atm i got 09 strings.
Maybe i gonna test the 11,too.
thx 4 help
Maybe i gonna test the 11,too.
thx 4 help
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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I used to play with lights, but then I noticed the massive tone difference between skinny strings and thick strings. I have no intention of going back to lights.
inhe
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Lighter strings - Cleaner sound, and the opposite for heavier strings.
string gague also takes into consideration the tuning you have. I use 10-42 for E standard, but something like 11-50 for D or drop C is good if you like that chuggah-sound.
Theres not actually a very big difference between brands, in terms of sound, unless you are a tone-freak that uses 10 pedals and $500 pickups.
string gague also takes into consideration the tuning you have. I use 10-42 for E standard, but something like 11-50 for D or drop C is good if you like that chuggah-sound.
Theres not actually a very big difference between brands, in terms of sound, unless you are a tone-freak that uses 10 pedals and $500 pickups.
Roland Cubes are really nice! Small, but the sound you can get from them is amazing. Perfect for just a portable amp to carry about yet still keep a good sound.
