Chuck Schuldiner was one of the pioneers of the Death Metal musical style and to pay a tribute B.C. Rich has released a special version of their Stealth model, the one that was mainly used by Schuldiner. The B.C. Rich Stealth Chuck Schuldiner Tribute Guitar is a one-pickup guitar with a cool explorer-like rounded body shape that will fit perfectly in death metal guitar players.
The specifications of the B.C. Rich Stealth Chuck Schuldiner Tribute Guitar are alder body with beveled top, maple neck, ebony fingerboard, 24 jumbo frets, 24 5/8? scale length, Wrap around bridge, 1 Dimarzio X2N humbucker pickup (that puts the tube amps on its hottest mode and produces a very high-gained and bright tone) and one only volume control.
The onyx finish gives the guitar a very beautiful finish, specially designed for those who want all-black instrument, this will make the difference in the black colors. The price and availability of the B.C. Rich Stealth Chuck Schuldiner Tribute Guitar have to be announced yet.
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August 29th, 2008 at 4:27 am
Good to know about B.C. Rich Stealth Chuck Schuldiner Tribute Guitar
from your post.I really impressed by seeing all the features of that guitar.Those who are looking for a best guitar that are available i think B.C. Rich Stealth Chuck Schuldiner Tribute Guitar is one among those.
Jones
November 28th, 2008 at 10:52 am
Once you have bought yourself a guitar, you can actually start taking beginner lessons. Beginner lessons are guitar classes taught to newcomers so they are familiar with the basics of the guitar and how to play it. The first thing you will be taught is not how to play the instrument, but what the different parts of the guitar are.
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