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B.C. Rich USA Handcrafted Bich Supreme Electric Guitar DiMarzio HH Natural
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Item Description
Built in the USA by the man himself, Bernie Rico, Jr. this Bich features a neck-through construction mahogany neck, maple stringers and mahogany wings, a rosewood board, and full active electronics. The active electronics give this guitar an excellent range of sounds in one instrument. With the mixture of high quality tonewoods used on this guitar by Bernie Rico, and the outstanding playability, it’s easy to see why his work is so highly sought out.
- Natural Finish
- Mahogany Body Wings
- Mahogany Neck (Neck-Through Construction)
- Rosewood Fretboard
- Maple Stringers
- 24-5/8″ Scale Length
- 24 Jumbo Frets
- DiMarzio Humbuckers
- Full Active Electronics
- Cloud Inlays
- B.C. Rich Quad Bridge
- Grover Imperial Tuners
- Gold Hardware
Includes: Hardshell Case and Paperwork
HBICH1520FAMN
211061
11230
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