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              ...With production beginning in 1972:



      

USA Models: 

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US Production Series

                    "US" Series guitars
                                1984

  • These guitars were machine made in Japan and assembled in the USA
  • Said to have higher quality parts than NJ guitars. 
  • These Models look like USA guitars with the "R" logo, but had dot inlays and a serial number that started with "U".
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  • Models available in 1984 were: Mockingbird, Stealth and Warlock.
  • in 1985 they added the Ironbird and Bich to the list. 
  • The U.S. series were all made from Mahogany with a rosewood fingerboard and dot inlays. 
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  • Headstocks were timber capped with an R logo.

The U.S. series have a single humbucker pickup and Kahler tremolo.
  • Guitars = 24 5/8"scale
  • Bass = 34"scale




                            B.C. Rico

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  • The B.C. Rico guitars were made in Japan.
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           first B.C. Rich Japan Imports
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  • These were serialed with a "RXXXX" 
  • were made in Japan. 
  • before the introduction of the NJ Series.




                       NJ Series: 


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                     NJ Series
                                ( after 1986 )

  • Made in Korea
  • After 1986 the B.C. Rich NJ Series was also being made by Cort in Korea. 
  •  They still kept the N.J. model on these guitars... even though they were no longer manufactured in Nagoya Japan. 


              NJ series & NJ series II 
                          ( 1989-1992 est.)

  • Made in Japan.

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                       NJ SERIES
                      (1998-1999)
  • Made in Korea. Will feature a F8XXXX, F90XXXX or F91XXXX serial.
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  • These guitars all had Diamond inlays and 22 fret rosewood fingerboard
                                      NJ SERIES 
                     (early 2000's)

  • Now made from Chesswood
  • Diamond inlays in a 24 fret Rosewood 25.5"scale
  • Floating Floyd Rose trem

                        N.J. Classic
                             ( 2005 +)

  • In 2008 The NJ Classic line was made trying to mimic the appearance of the vintage 80's handmade guitars. 
  • Cloud inlays
  • stringers
  • neckthru construction.
                      PLATINUM SERIES
                 "Licenced by B.C. Rich"
                            ( 1987-1990 )

 Introduced in 1987 by Class Axe as a second step entry level guitar after the Rave series and was available until the early 1990's .

  • manufactured in Korea.
  • Some featured a Plywood body.
  • oversized headstock that says "Licenced by B.C. Rich" in small font just above script logo.
  • featured a block tremolo (licenced under Floyd Rose pats.) .
  • All "licenced by" platinum guitars feature two humbuckers except the ST which had a Humbucker and two singles. The Bass platinums had P-J EMG select pickups.

  • (Extra options available):
  • Crackle paint - extra $25.00
  • Snakeskin paint - extra $35.00
  • Pearl, Fluero, Metallic options - extra $6.00
  • Reverse headstock (extra $10)
  • Warlock guitar & bass, Ironbird guitar, Virgin guitar, Bich guitar and ST guitar and bass shapes were available and came with the option for a gig bag.


                         PLATINUM series
                         (1998 - 1999)
  • The late 90's era Platinum guitars were made in Korea.
  • had taken a step down in quality from the earlier platinums.
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  • no longer featured tremolos, instead cheap stop tail piece fixed bridges like the Bronze Series.
  • These guitars all had Dot inlays ina 22 fret rosewood fingerboard.
  • The only difference in the Bronze and Platinums in the late 90's was the timber choice.



                        PLATINUM SERIES
                          (early 2000's)

  • Now made from Chesswood.
  • Dot inlays and 24 frets in a Rosewood board 25.5"scale.
  • Has an F20XXXXX serial.
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                     Platinum Pro series



                      IMPORT SERIAL DATING INFO
                      1990 -2006

  • During the 1990's there are all different serials other than the normal "BXXX" serial
  • there are also cases of serials with no alphabetical prefix
  • there are also example of an "E" or "S" prefix.
  • The imports are built in many different factories/countries that the serial numbers gets confusing.
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The import guitar models built in before November will have a serial number starting with the letter "F".
  • F7XXXXX (1997) 
  • F8XXXXX (1998) 
  • F9XXXXX(1999) 
  • F0XXXXX (2000) 

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  • The F2XXXXX in 1992 had a six digit serial
  • The F2XXXXXX in 2000 had a seven digit serial

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  • 121XXXXX first digit = year of manufacture 
  • second digit = means nothing until double-digit years began (ie: 2010, 2011, 2012 etc)
  • third digit = quarter of manufacture 
  • digits 4 thru 8 = production number 


               IMPORT SERIAL DATING INFO:
                      (2007 +)

As of May 27, 2007 a new serial number system was developed for use on all B.C. Rich's. 
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A = January
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E = March
F = April
G - May
H = June
J = July
K = August
L = September
M = October
N = November
P = December

Next is the factory number.
Next is the year code which is 10 for 2010
Next is the production number

Here is an example:

F14100023

The serial number shows that this guitar was:
(F) - Made in April
(14) ? Factory Number #14
(10) ? in 2010
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