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B.C. Rich Jr-V Extreme with Floyd Rose Electric Guitar Black Matte


Description



Features
JR-V Extreme body style in matte black
Shredzilla Ultra Slim Contour neck
Mahogany "Nyatoh Palaquium" neck-thru body
Fishman Fluence Humbuckers
Floyd Rose 1000 Series locking tremolo
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Specs
- Body shape: JR-V Extreme
- Construction: No heel neck-thru body
- Body material: Mahogany "Nyatoh Palaquium"
- Top wood: Solid Nyatoh Palaquium
- Body finish: Matte Black with matching headstock and abalone binding
- Orientation: Right-handed
- Neck shape: Shredzilla Ultra Slim Contour with satin finish for speed
- Neck wood: 5-piece maple/wenge neck for stability
- Joint: Neck-thru
- Scale length: 24 5/8"
- Truss rod: Dual adjustable
- Neck finish: Satin
- Material: Ebony 14-degree radius with Abalone binding
- Radius: Compound
- Fret size: Extra Jumbo
- Number of frets: 24 Extra Jumbo
- Inlays: Extreme Abalone inlay 12th fret
- Nut width: 1.625”
- Configuration: Direct Mount Dual Humbuckers
- Neck: Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker Alnico neck pickup, Made in USA
- Bridge: Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker Ceramic bridge pickup, Made in USA
- Active or passive pickups: Active
- Active EQ: No
- Special electronics: 9-volt battery compartment, 25k Audio Taper
- Control layout: 1 x volume (push-pull voice selector) 3-way toggle and push button kill switch
- Coil tap or split: Multi-Voice pull switch to toggle between two musically complimentary voices.
- Kill switch: Yes
- Bridge type: Locking
- Bridge design: Floyd Rose 1000 Series
- Tuning machines: Grover Rotomatic 18:1 ratio
- Color: Black nickel
- Number of strings: 6 - D'Addario NYXL0946
- Case: Sold separately
- Accessories: None
- Country of origin: South Korea
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Reviews
4.25
4 Reviews
100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
- Jamming3
- Practicing3
- Recording2
- Rock Concerts2
- School Bands1
- Craftsmanship2
- Poor Balance1
- Experienced2
- Child1
- Novice1
- Fun To Play4
- Good Feel4
- Good Pick Up4
- Good Tone4
- Solid Electronics4
Reviewed by 4 customers
Awesome guitar, craftsmanship is amazing with some flaws.
submitted3 years ago
byAlbert
fromSeattle, WA
This guitar looks, feels and sounds amazing. The guitar was build perfectly then they got the dumbest person ever to install the tuners. They were all crooked and the high E screw that holds it in places was busted in transport. Guitar Center repaired and straightened the tuners.
Craftsmanship issue but overall an Amazing Metal guitar!!!
submitted4 years ago
byUmer
fromAustin, TX
Amazing Tone and playability but look at the picture as you can see that high E key is little crooked which makes it harder to tune! I wish this wasn't the case with such an expensive guitar.
I highly recommend
submitted5 years ago
byBrady G
fromSacramento,CA
I use it a lot,it is heavy. I stand and wear a strap with it,the neck is fat. Sometimes it gets sticky, but it can play metal,and still have a soft tone. Highly recommend
Great Guitar But Has Balance Issues
submitted6 years ago
byJC
fromPensacola Floria
This is a great looking guitar that plays very well. I love the neck profile and satin finish on the neck. Fishman Pickups are great. All the electronics and hardware are high quality including the genuine Floyd Rose. Comes with Rotomatic Tuners but they are not the locking kind. That was kind of a bummer. My biggest problem with the guitar is the balance issue. I know this is a V and Vs are known to be prone to balance and neck dive issues but the guitar strap button could have been placed further up where the heel would normally be. Instead the button is placed further back. Don't know if the placement would have completely eliminated the issue but I have no doubt it would have helped. I took my guitar to my guitar tech to tweak the setup and put on heavier gauge strings. Also asked him to strategically place some adhesive wheel weights in the electronics compartment. This seems to be an effective means of countering the body imbalance. Hopefully he won't have to move the strap button as well. I guess that is a small price to pay to eliminate that obnoxious neck dive. I really don't understand why guitar manufacturers don't focus on optimizing the balance on these guitars. Really is a head-scratch on an otherwise fantastic guitar. I would recommend this guitar but keep in mind they you may have to modify it order to get the neck dive issues in check. I didn't feel like going with a ridiculously wide bass strap or a strap with a weight tied to it.
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