Owners report that early 2000s NJ models have uneven frets and poor bridge design, leading to intonation issues.

The Warlock from the early 90s reportedly has a noticeably better build compared to later models with similar shapes.

The BC Rich Assassin USA Custom Electric Guitar often requires strap button relocation to address neck dive issues.

The "R" logo on artist import guitars from 2008-2014 is noted as a cool feature, reminiscent of custom shop models.

Some users recommend adding wheel weights to the electronics cavity to balance neck dive in Mockingbird models.

It's been suggested to opt for Neil Moser models for a handmade experience similar to 70s and 80s B.C. Rich guitars.

One owner mentioned better palm muting and pitch harmonics feel on a BC Rich Warlock compared to other guitars.

Some owners of the Korean NJ series guitars from the Hanser era (1999-2010) recall them as comparable to custom shop quality.

Korean-made BC Rich models are compared favorably to Gibson Explorers by some owners, citing similar quality.

Despite their polarizing looks, BC Rich guitars, especially older models, are praised for metal music performance.

BC Rich's reputation suffered due to focus on low-quality models in the 2000s, but recent models are reportedly high quality.

An NJ series Beast was found too heavy for regular use, highlighting weight as a consideration for buyers.

Recent collaborations, like the Stranger Things Warlock, are criticized for high pricing, with imports around $899 lacking quality.