TRC for sale?

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TRC for sale?

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Anyone every use these?

Are they legal?

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Hmm! One would think this would be an issue. But having said that, why are they still in operation. Personally I have never used them for anything. I would be interested in hearing opinions from others.
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I think the "NO LOGO" disclaimer puts 'em in the clear maybe?
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I've used them for a 4001 V63 pickguard . Nice work .
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The shape is trademaked so the "no logo" thing doesn't make them:

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Sinkers or Floaters?

Gimme SINKERS every time!!!!!!!!

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I like them somewhere in between where they are nice and firm but not droopy. Oh, you mean the matzo balls? Image
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But, what else???
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Post by rikk »

If the TRC is a trademark what about the pickguard itself. It's a unique shape. Many people supply replacement pickguards.
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Post by xcoyle »

I needed a 450 guard a couple of years ago, and called RIC. They directed me to this site or another similar.
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I think, rightly so, that the TRCs shape is more important as it is directly tied to the logo.
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Post by rikk »

What if for instance you have a real Ric and no TRC. If nobody can legally sell you one, and RIC won't unless you send them a replacement. If you have nothing to send you will have to live with out TRC.
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Post by jps »

Unfortunately, that is a problem that I am sure John would lve to solve, but as yet no real solution as long as fraud exists.
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along that line I am toying with the idea of making my own trc's for my own 4-2-5 Ric basses that will say Rathenbacker ... to keep legal I will never sell or distribute them in any way ...

Didn't Lemmy change his to say Rickenbastard?
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