Hey, Seymour Duncan employee Johnny Hawthorne get in here

[rumy22]

Re: Hey, Seymour Duncan employee Johnny Hawthorne get in here

Yeah, I believe that's what I alluded to in one of my previous posts. And again, I'm talking about 'company-sponsored' demos. Actually, I think guys who do reviews for a living, which would include places like Sweetwater, and all of the gear review sites and channels. Of course, I understand that there would be legal hassles and other potential issues if it looks like you're showing how much better an SD pickup sounds than the stock one in, say, a Gibson LP. I don't imagine Gibson would take too kindly to that.

Yes, I agree pro demo guys are the ones in question. Doing an A/B of factory vs replacement pups should have no legal problems, so long as the reviewer is clear it is opinions. Under your understanding, we could not have reviews. That is not the case.

[TattooedCarrot]

Re: Hey, Seymour Duncan employee Johnny Hawthorne get in here

It's not a matter of deception, it's a matter of frame of reference.

Exactly.