demonx

I have the opportunity to get a large quantity of golden ash planks, but I was wondering if anyone here has ever used it as opposed to other varieties. I have spent ages searching the net and come up with nothing guitar wise. Thanks.

Its simple. EMG.

Hopefully someone can answer because I actually came to the forum to post a very similar question. How at home can you heat treat your timber? Do you bake it? How long at what temp? Any other info that will help is most appreciated.

I've been l;ooking at getting this one: http://www.wood-carver.com/ Problem is I emailed them and never got a response, so how do I trust them with the rest of the transaction?

Is it best to stain the fingerboard and neck before installing the frets, or after. Do you stain directly over the fret (wire) and then clean it back when dressing, or do you tape them off? What other methods have you guys tried to get a good finish in this area?

Thanks to everyone who has emailed info. We need more. If you are the owner of a BC Rich, go pick it up and send us an email. Thanks Allan

I thought I had some pics to show, but I can't find them. From a seated position, put the guitar body between your legs with the neck going down. Carve with your tool of choice (away from your body) Hope this helps.

We already have posts at the shredder (moser forum). Thanks for the suggestion though. Can you reccomend any other guitar forums that may prove to be a success in reaching BVR owners?

I have just edited this post to add a headstock chart. I hope his helps.

Most appreciated. Thankyou.

Can someone explain the diffrence the neck scale makes to the playability of a guitar and the sound and the string tension and everything else that it effects. Please! (Not including the lenght of the fingerboard or the distance between frets) Thanks.

Bump.

Register your instrument now. We are taking submissions for USA and import models. B.C. Rich and Mason Bernard only. Send as much of the following information to: bcricharchive@dodo.com.au Guitar/bass model: Date of manufacture: Complete serial number (including letters if it has any): How many strings: Bolt on or neck thru: Wood used: Color/finish: Active or passive electronics: Inlay style: Bridge: Any additional features/comments: Country & state instrument located in: Headstock shape: (see chart below) Tuner brand: Style of knobs: Truss rod cover color: Logo style: (script, R, etc) If you wish to make a complete submission, please also email clear photos of headstock - both front and back, as well as the body - both front and back. About us: A group of B.C. Rich specialists have formed an international team to gather information from all across the world and create a database that can be used to identify B.C. Rich guitars and basses from vintage era all the way through to the modern day instruments. We have been in contact with B.C. Rich staff from modern day, as well as from vintage era from the '70's, 80's and even class axe days. But now we need your help. We are trying to answer all the questions about B.C. Rich identification that no-one seems to have the answer to. Eg: class axe Identification. Bolt on year identification. And so on. If you send information and request for us to reply with a date for your guitar, we are happy to do so, but please make sure to include as much of this info as possible. At date, we have well over 1000 guitars recorded, but we have only just hit the tip of the iceberg. Please register your guitar now. Thankyou Allan (demonx)