Talk:B.C. Rich

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List of Notable Players

That list is ridiculously long, if no one objects, I'll remove all of the ones that aren't formatted "'Name' from 'Band'" and remove all the non-notable players. ≈ Maurauth ^(Ravenor) 08:46, 12 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

B.C. Rich guitar quality ranking

Could we add a ranking of the quality of BC Rich guitars? As in some consistent, organized list of all the various levels of B.C. Rich guitars e.g. Bronze, Platinum, Platinum Pro, NJ, NT, Calibre, Custom? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 212.201.44.249 (talk) 20:06, 21 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

This anonymous poster probably MEANT to say that it would be nice to rank the series by level somewhere, since they lack numbers like ESP LTDs, or a clear division by country of manufacture, like Fender's Mexico then Japan then America. We are not to judge absolute quality versus other brands, but surely a guide to the segmentation (as intended by the manufacturer themselves) of its guitars within the brand would be highly informative and very much necessary. While I can recall what it was in my teens, lowest Bronze then Platinum then NJ (then, presumably, custom, not offered at the local guitar store), I'm not sure where all these others lie. And if quality, not ranking interests you, it would probably make more sense to look at current resale value. Presumably, American and Japanese BC Riches, whether custom shop or not, and whatever the series, are the most valuable, and some even collectible and much more expensive today, Korean BC Riches (if they ever existed, I'm not 100% sure) would hold used value according to their looks and performance as compared to new instruments but wouldn't be very collectible, and all other countries of manufacture would be worth cents on the dollar the moment they were unpacked.

Horrid crap article

So much info, not even proofread, yet it fails to mention the one ICONIC guitar and when that was invented: the Warlock. Even non-guitarists know that guitar. Your *grandma* probably recognizes it as a guitar that "those crazy angry heavy metal people play". What gives? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 208.127.80.59 (talk) 09:26, 22 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]