Hmm, lawsuit?

[magillver]

Just curious if this is on y'all's radar?

 

[beaubrummels]

P-Rails is a registered trademark of Seymour Duncan. They'll have to change it.

P Rail | Seymour Duncan

Truly unique and versatile humbucker pickups that combine a Hot Rails coil with our Vintage P90 to give you unmatched tonal variety.

www.seymourduncan.com

 

[esandes]

What if Reverend have those in double cream too?

 

[Securb]

What if Reverend have those in double cream too?

You would not be able to stop the stampede of lawyers.

 

[Mincer]

My thought is that a strongly worded letter is in order.

 

[Chistopher]

Are you sure those are real? Reverend has a P-Blade pickup, but not P-Rails. Also "P-Rails" and "Accessories" are not justified properly in your image on the right side

 

[Artie]

That's the P-Blade, for bass. They have no P-Rails on their website.

P-BLADE

 

[Mincer]

So, either an edited pic or AI?

 

[magillver]

I can assure you it's real, I took the picture of the box that the pickups I installed in a kid's bass came out of...I know I'm not supposed to end a sentence with a preposition, sorry!

 

[magillver]

Unless, of course, the kid was sold fake after-market pups...

 

[magillver]

Quick follow-up, I just reached out to the kid and he ordered it direct from Reverend's site...

 

[Chistopher]

Does it have any literature in the box?

 

[jeremy]

id guess they changed the name/packaging after a call from duncan. not everyone is a dimarzio or gibson

 

[magillver]

Yeah, I was thinking it may have been an NOS product that had been around for a while...

 

[Artie]

I can assure you it's real, I took the picture of the box that the pickups I installed in a kid's bass came out of...I know I'm not supposed to end a sentence with a preposition, sorry!

I love ending a sentence with a preposition. Sometimes, I even start a sentence with one. But I digress.

 

[Mincer]

To be fair, I always think that speaking on a forum is more conversational, than proper writing.

 

[Chistopher]

Ending a sentence on a preposition is a holdover from when people thought English should try to mimic Latin.

"Where did that come from" breaks this silly rule, so to "fix" it you would say "From where did that come"

 

[magillver]

Eh, I'm married to an English major, always have to watch my grammar...

 

[Mincer]

Eh, I'm married to an English major, always have to watch my grammar...

My sister has her degree in English, so I always let her look over my blogs and papers before they were published. She would be offended at how casual my writing is on the forum.

 

[magillver]

You always write pretty well, obviously proofread before you post... That's my major downfall online is forgetting to check what I'm posting before I hit 'send'