PRS lose singlecut lawsuit...

[Gearjoneser]

Originally posted by Hoss
yeah i think the "pre-lawsuit" singlecuts prices are gonna go through the roof now!!!???

If PRS is forced to cease making the Singlecuts from 2005 +
THAT would be very interesting, because it would force
about 25 other guitar manufacturers to stop at the same time.
AND Singlecuts would become bigger collector's items.
Time to buy a Singlecut. Not because of increased value, but because it'll be PRS's "lawsuit model" and become more desireable, like Hoss said.

On the flipside, PRS could sue Gibson for coming out with
the LP Doublecut with 24 frets. Gibson would claim they've been making that shape since the 50's, but Gibson started doing
24 frets, after B.C. Rich and PRS did it, to the best of my knowledge.

[Hot _Grits]

What's next? Mesa suing Peavey over using diamond plate on the front of it's amps?

[mrfjones]

Originally posted by MattPete
I think Fender should sue Gibson for making single-cut solid-body guitar bodies. The Telecaster came out first, afterall.

the tele is technically a double cut away, it has a little notch cut out right about the neck, look at my avatar.

[lastwinj]

Originally posted by Hot _Grits
What's next? Mesa suing Peavey over using diamond plate on the front of it's amps?

you would be amazed at what randall and company has patented and sued over........

germ

[Empty Pockets]

Ugh...without copycat and imitators there'd be no cool stuff in the world...

And it's not like you see PRS suing Schecter over their copycat guitars...or Fender suing every single other guitar company there's ever been...seriously, who hasn't made a Strat copy at this point?

Stupid money-hungry such-and-such...(insert anarchy here)