B.C.Rich OUTLAW8
Description
Made in 2013
The Outlaw series, dressed in all black, was originally released only in the USA.
One of the limited production pieces specially manufactured for the Japanese market as the only NEW model in 2013.
There is a lineup ranging from 6 strings to 8 strings, and this is the 8 string model.
The 8-string model has the highest list price, and although it is simple, it is equipped with a 26.5-inch super long scale, Duncan-designed active pickup, and outputs a hard and thick bass!
This metal guitar has simple operability and a body that is easy to hold, allowing you to concentrate on playing!
There are scratches, dents, signs of use, and dullness and rust on the metal parts.
The truss rod works well, and there is plenty of room for adjustment in both the forward and reverse warp correction directions.
The warp of the neck has been adjusted with a rod, and although it is almost straight, if you judge it carefully, when you adjust it so that the treble string side is straight, the bass string side will be slightly warped. This is a state in which the body is raised slightly (raised slightly from the joint). This is covered to some extent by the settings, but depending on your play style, you may feel some vibration. There is some slight wear on the frets, but there is enough left and there is no problem with playing.
Weight approx. 3.59kg
Accessories Dedicated gig bag
The Outlaw series, dressed in all black, was originally released only in the USA.
One of the limited production pieces specially manufactured for the Japanese market as the only NEW model in 2013.
There is a lineup ranging from 6 strings to 8 strings, and this is the 8 string model.
The 8-string model has the highest list price, and although it is simple, it is equipped with a 26.5-inch super long scale, Duncan-designed active pickup, and outputs a hard and thick bass!
This metal guitar has simple operability and a body that is easy to hold, allowing you to concentrate on playing!
There are scratches, dents, signs of use, and dullness and rust on the metal parts.
The truss rod works well, and there is plenty of room for adjustment in both the forward and reverse warp correction directions.
The warp of the neck has been adjusted with a rod, and although it is almost straight, if you judge it carefully, when you adjust it so that the treble string side is straight, the bass string side will be slightly warped. This is a state in which the body is raised slightly (raised slightly from the joint). This is covered to some extent by the settings, but depending on your play style, you may feel some vibration. There is some slight wear on the frets, but there is enough left and there is no problem with playing.
Weight approx. 3.59kg
Accessories Dedicated gig bag