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Wylde Audio RawTop Warhammer FR Norse Dragon Bullseye Guitar vs Wylde Audio Blood River Burl Goregehn Special Edition Guitar B-Stock

The Warhammer FR is a floyd-rose equipped extended-range shredder optimized for tremolo abuse and precision work, while the Goregehn is a B-stock tune-o-matic platform built for high-gain aggression with a visible body crack at a lower effective price. The Warhammer suits players who prioritize flawless cosmetics and floating-bridge versatility; the Goregehn appeals to tone-focused buyers comfortable with cosmetic damage and preferring traditional bridge stability.

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Wylde Audio RawTop Warhammer FR Norse Dragon Bullseye Guitar

$1,899.00
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Wylde Audio Blood River Burl Goregehn Special Edition Guitar B-Stock

$1,519.20
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Specs side by side

Wylde Audio RawTop Warhammer FR Norse Dragon Bullseye GuitarWylde Audio Blood River Burl Goregehn Special Edition Guitar B-Stock
Price$1,899.00$1,519.20
BrandWylde AudioWylde Audio
SeriesWylde Audio WarhammerWylde Audio Goregehn
Body—Single Cutaway
Body Type—Solid
Scale24.625" Scale24.625" Scale
Strings66
Frets22 Frets22 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMapleMaple
Neck ConstructionSet-Neck—
Pickup ConfigurationActive HH—
BridgeFloyd Rose LicensedFixed
YearUnknown2024
ConditionNewRefurbished

Why choose Wylde Audio RawTop Warhammer FR Norse Dragon Bullseye Guitar

  • ✓ Floyd Rose 1000 Series bridge for aggressive tremolo work and tuning stability during fast position changes
  • ✓ Extended-range capability with refined set-neck construction and deep-insert joint
  • ✓ Pristine cosmetic condition with distinctive Norse Dragon bullseye aesthetic
  • ✓ 42.85mm Floyd Rose nut width ensures precision for advanced tremolo techniques

Why choose Wylde Audio Blood River Burl Goregehn Special Edition Guitar B-Stock

  • ✓ B-stock pricing offers substantial savings despite documented body crack near knobs
  • ✓ Tune-O-Matic bridge with TonePros hardware delivers rock-solid sustain without floating complexity
  • ✓ 43mm Graph Tech XL Ivory Tusq nut and independent volume controls for refined high-gain tone shaping
  • ✓ Thicker neck profile (0.83–0.96 inches) provides enhanced comfort during extended aggressive sessions
Bottom line: Choose the Warhammer FR if you demand flawless aesthetics, floating-bridge tremolo capability, and precision for technical metal lead work. Choose the Goregehn B-stock if you prioritize tone over appearance, prefer traditional bridge stability, and want a significant price reduction despite the documented cosmetic flaw.

Frequently asked questions

What is the key bridge difference between these two guitars?

The Warhammer FR uses a Floyd Rose 1000 Series floating bridge for aggressive tremolo work and rapid tuning stability during fast playing. The Goregehn uses a TonePros T3BP Tune-O-Matic bridge with tailpiece, offering traditional fixed-bridge stability without floating complexity.

Why is the Goregehn listed as B-stock, and what damage does it have?

The Goregehn is B-stock because it carries a visible body crack near the knobs, documented in detail photos. This cosmetic flaw significantly reduces the price while the guitar remains fully playable and tonally identical to a mint unit.

Are the pickups and electronics the same on both guitars?

Both use EMG humbuckers, but in reverse order: the Warhammer has EMG 81 bridge and EMG 85 neck, while the Goregehn has EMG 85 neck and EMG 81 bridge. The Goregehn adds independent volume controls and brushed gold Buzzsaw covers for additional tone shaping, while the Warhammer emphasizes minimal noise at high gain.

Which guitar is better for players who use drop tunings and tremolo effects?

The Warhammer FR is specifically engineered for aggressive tremolo use thanks to its Floyd Rose 1000 Series bridge and Floyd Rose nut, making it ideal for players who frequently use whammy bar techniques. The Goregehn's Tune-O-Matic is better for drop tunings without active tremolo work.

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