Re: Stupid Question of the Day
How is it not a stupid question? It's common sense: the Strathead is a trademark of the Fender Stratocaster model, and cannot by nature of the copyright/trademark appear on any other production model guitar. If Fender want to put out Strathead Telecasters and Tele-headed Strats, that's one thing, but they will not do Strathead Guilds, will they? No, of course not, because Guild never owned the Strathead trademark. Why would Fender allow production Strathead Charvels or Jacksons, when Jackson was ordered to NOT use the Strathead back in the 80's? How has the trademarking of the Stratocaster changed just because Fender bought Jackson?
Will we see a Guild Warrior or Gretsch Kelly or a Ramirez SweeTone? No. So why does anyone assume we will see Strathead Charvels? What is the difference between Jackson's trademarked bodies and Fender's trademarked headstocks? None.
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How is it not a stupid question? It's common sense: the Strathead is a trademark of the Fender Stratocaster model, and cannot by nature of the copyright/trademark appear on any other production model guitar. If Fender want to put out Strathead Telecasters and Tele-headed Strats, that's one thing, but they will not do Strathead Guilds, will they? No, of course not, because Guild never owned the Strathead trademark. Why would Fender allow production Strathead Charvels or Jacksons, when Jackson was ordered to NOT use the Strathead back in the 80's? How has the trademarking of the Stratocaster changed just because Fender bought Jackson?
Will we see a Guild Warrior or Gretsch Kelly or a Ramirez SweeTone? No. So why does anyone assume we will see Strathead Charvels? What is the difference between Jackson's trademarked bodies and Fender's trademarked headstocks? None.
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