stephen sawall
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JTyson":3lvgldci said:I love Mockingbirds, and there are some sweet ones shown, but I cant get past the headstocks on a lot of the other models. Ruins the whole guitar for me
Same thing happens to me with women ?
Same thing happens to me with women ?
titanamps
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i've got an NJ series warlock that's been in my closet needing some TLC for YEARS.
it's basically a project guitar at this point.
it's basically a project guitar at this point.
JTyson
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stephen sawall":2ktq00m3 said:JTyson":2ktq00m3 said:I love Mockingbirds, and there are some sweet ones shown, but I cant get past the headstocks on a lot of the other models. Ruins the whole guitar for me
Same thing happens to me with women ?
rupe
Active member
I'm not quite sure what you mean. If you are asking if it was neck-heavy, the answer is yes. Although it played amazingly well, it was not well-balanced on it's strap...a minor annoyance at worst.
yngzaklynch":2a84u753 said:Rupe I have always loved the look of the Stealth. I've never played one. Did the neck dive of did it just kinda level off, even with the floor?
By the way... it looked/looks cool as hell!!!!!!!
rupe":2a84u753 said:My first new good guitar was an '84 US Stealth. It was stolen back in '88...I would do about anything to get it back. Here's two crappy pics from around '85:
I also had a shorthorn Mockingbird...sometime around '84:
Bottom line, the old US BC Rich's were great guitars. I haven't played a new one so I can't comment on those.
MARK1970
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Me personally, I never liked BCR guitars. Don't worry what others think. You love your guitar and thats what matters 