The Best V Guitar Of All Time.

[Masoo2]

How do you even select the pickups on that BC Rich?

Had to google it myself as I was a bit curious as well, push-pull pot

I've seen a few other guitars with the same configuration but it always seemed like a sort of after-market thought approach and forces you into simply not having access to the middle pickup position

 

[Seabeast2000]

You're on:

I can keep going but first, give me a moment to puke....

Almost with the control plate.

 

[soliloquy]

Had to google it myself as I was a bit curious as well, push-pull pot

I've seen a few other guitars with the same configuration but it always seemed like a sort of after-market thought approach and forces you into simply not having access to the middle pickup position

The charvel HENRIK DANHAGE signature also has the same tap pot option to change pickups.

Though theirs is just a push to change pots. Think the BC Rich is strictly push pull

 

[XC18]

Had to google it myself as I was a bit curious as well, push-pull pot

I've seen a few other guitars with the same configuration but it always seemed like a sort of after-market thought approach and forces you into simply not having access to the middle pickup position

Yeah but lets be real who ACTUALLY uses the middle position?

 

[Bloody_Inferno]

Had to google it myself as I was a bit curious as well, push-pull pot

I've seen a few other guitars with the same configuration but it always seemed like a sort of after-market thought approach and forces you into simply not having access to the middle pickup position

George Lynch immediately comes to mind when it comes to this pickup switch style. He's had it on most of his super strats right from the get go.

 

[DrakkarTyrannis]

Had to google it myself as I was a bit curious as well, push-pull pot

I've seen a few other guitars with the same configuration but it always seemed like a sort of after-market thought approach and forces you into simply not having access to the middle pickup position

Don't nobody use no damn middle position. Bridge all the time.

And the Draco is the best BC Rich ever. I refuse to believe otherwise.

Well....besides the Kerry King V with the WidowBeast headstock. The Draco is second only to that

 

[Nightside]

I didnt like it at first, but its a shape that really grows on you. Looks a lot better on a musician than it does by itself too.

It doesn't. I remember when it was being hyped as some badass new DM sig. I was really disappointed when it was revealed. It looked goofy af then and looks goofy af now.

 

[IbanezDaemon]

 

[LCW]

I really like this ESP Arrow

 

[Blurillaz]

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Brodequin signature?

 

[IbanezDaemon]

Brodequin signature?

The band or the torture method?

 

[soliloquy]

 

[mmr007]

I've never seen this before...its like a firebird had sex with a V. I like it.

 

[ZXIIIT]

I've never seen this before...its like a firebird had sex with a V. I like it.

These are pretty awesome and have some interesting specs, but aren't available in the US because of trademark laws...
https://loiclepapesteelguitars.com/2019/03/24/laura-cox-aged-blue-powertron/

 

[Crumbling]

I really like this ESP Arrow

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The Violet Andromeda finish looks fucking sexy on the Arrow. I really want a version with that finish, the tilted not-sharkfins and single pickup though

 

[soliloquy]

reverend V guitars. I believe these have been discontinued

 

[Manurack]

I wonder how does it sound? I remember reading a Dimebag tribute issue that Guitar World did ten years after he died and one article had a whole bunch of his iconic guitars. There was the Washburn Diamondplate Reinventing the Steel guitar, but guitar tech Grady Champion said Dime hated it because it sounded thin because of the metal top.

 

[soliloquy]

I wonder how does it sound? I remember reading a Dimebag tribute issue that Guitar World did ten years after he died and one article had a whole bunch of his iconic guitars. There was the Washburn Diamondplate Reinventing the Steel guitar, but guitar tech Grady Champion said Dime hated it because it sounded thin because of the metal top.

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It may sound thin because of the metal top, however, Zemitis guitars have made a LONG history on doing just that. There is also Teye guitars who have been inspired by zemitis and are doing the same thing to a different degree.

 

[Musiscience]

 

[odibrom]

^^ That foam aesthetics isn't compatible with the fretboard inlay...