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Offical B.C. Rich Club!

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BklynKen said:
Matt Touchard!
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Matt is a friend and yes, super knowledgeable about BCR, his real love is guitars and the early electrics. He's certainly seen as many or more basses, photographed them and in many cases held them. He can look at the cut of an R logo and tell you when it was made and maybe the name of the luthier that carved it. However he isn't a bassist and hasn't owned hundreds of these as I have lol.

He has more BCR generalized knowledge but I'm no slouch with BCR bass knowledge lol
 
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9c1ny said:
Matt is a friend and yes, super knowledgeable about BCR, his real love is guitars and the early electrics. He's certainly seen as many or more basses, photographed them and in many cases held them. He can look at the cut of an R logo and tell you when it was made and maybe the name of the luthier that carved it. However he isn't a bassist and hasn't owned hundreds of these as I have lol.

He has more BCR generalized knowledge but I'm no slouch with BCR bass knowledge lol
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Oh, not comparing. Just that Matt is quite a knowledge base. Any idea where he's at with the book?
 
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I might've asked this before, but now that I'm playing the Bodine a lot more lately since the new bridge, it looks like the strap pin used to be towards the back of the upper horn, where now it's at the top. This is how I got it. How do Eagle/Bodine owners thing moving it to what looks like the original hole would change the balance? I'd prefer it to get pulled into my body more.

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BklynKen said:
I might've asked this before, but now that I'm playing the Bodine a lot more lately since the new bridge, it looks like the strap pin used to be towards the back of the upper horn, where now it's at the top. This is how I got it. How do Eagle/Bodine owners thing moving it to what looks like the original hole would change the balance? I'd prefer it to get pulled into my body more.

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Since the hole is already there give it a try!
 
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barclaybass said:
Hello fellas!

Here are my BC Richs', I sorta collect old Neck Thru Nagoya made instruments when I can get a hold of them, but they are all imports of some type.

BC Rico Eagle Bass....Mint shape, Neck thru of course and a great color too

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Old NJ Mock Bass......Plays like a dream

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Sunburst BC Rico Eagle Bass, also pretty much mint condition. I love this bass

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BC Rico Mockingbird bass with Self administered Splatter paint job ....MY first Rich!

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Tobacco burst Mock Guitar, Old Neck Thru NJ

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old Bolt on Nagoya Mock....USA Kahler and Seymour Duncan Pickups

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Class Axe Era NJ Virgin Bass

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NJ Neck Thru Mock Guitar, Killer Axe... Duncan JB in the Bridge Pos

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2003 NJ Mock Bass....Gift from the wife

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NJ Neck Thru Warlock Bass......plays and sounds ****ing great

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Bich SE, I love this guitar, probably play it the most of the sixers

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NJ Ironbird....EMG 81/85 pickup combo, trans black

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Rico Eagle bass in need of a refurb

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And I know this is the BC Rich club, but I have to show off my HEL Custom Valkyrie Bass......it's ****ing awesome!

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Thanks for looking!!
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Dude that blue eagle and that project husk make my heart sing
 
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