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RIC faker at NAMM

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This question may need to be moved to another section. If it does, that's OK.

I was looking in another thread with the NAMM 2010 photos, and saw a Chinese company with a RIC 4003 faker on display. Does RIC have international copyrights on their designs and can those be enforced at NAMM? RIC I doubt would be none too happy to see that on display.
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Mentioned here.

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There was also a guitar maker from France at the NAMM show, who had bass guitar models with bodies very close to the 4003...and admitting that as well!!
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Here's me displaying my ignorance, but I didn't realize there were ANY internationally significant guitar makers out of France.
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Who said anything about "internationally significant"? :mrgreen:

There was a Korean manufacturer who displayed a 4003 knockoff, too. And, they should have known better...
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cassius987 wrote:Here's me displaying my ignorance, but I didn't realize there were ANY internationally significant guitar makers out of France.
I trust you're not looking at a career in diplomacy? :mrgreen:
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antipodean wrote:
cassius987 wrote:Here's me displaying my ignorance, but I didn't realize there were ANY internationally significant guitar makers out of France.
I trust you're not looking at a career in diplomacy? :mrgreen:
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Hm, no, can you get paid just to be an ignoramus such as myself?
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cassius987 wrote:Hm, no, can you get paid just to be an ignoramus such as myself?
Apparently you can if you adopt the persona to go along with it. :lol: :lol: :lol: One of my favourite broadcasters............Mr. Don Cherry.
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Ha ha.........Hockey night in Canada. Cherry is too fun !!!
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rickenbrother wrote:There was also a guitar maker from France at the NAMM show, who had bass guitar models with bodies very close to the 4003...and admitting that as well!!

Yeah, but they were a bargain for five grand!!! :lol:
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s4001 wrote:Yeah, but they were a bargain for five grand!!! :lol:
Wow, now I really must know who these people are if that's cool with the mods... I mean, I've got $5K I've really been meaning to blow on the next thing that came up so this is perfect.
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My Basses' Name:
4001White 1981-11-W.
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4004Walnut 1994-09 CI-Giusy
4004Mapleglo 2003-05 CII (Fretless 4-2-5)-Amo
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And they can't count. Says 24 frets, but there are 22. Still, 2 more than the usual. But yeah, yech!
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