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bagman67
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She's a goner, all right.
My guess is either (a) Warmoth's license to build that body style ran out and the cost to renew was too high, or (b) they didn't have a license and someone threatened to sue, or (c) they didn't have a license and their attorneys advised them to knock it off in order to avoid attracting a suit.
Rank speculation, but since I'm a former trial lawyer, they're educated guesses about how such things play out.
Yours truly,
Bagman (Esq.)
My guess is either (a) Warmoth's license to build that body style ran out and the cost to renew was too high, or (b) they didn't have a license and someone threatened to sue, or (c) they didn't have a license and their attorneys advised them to knock it off in order to avoid attracting a suit.
Rank speculation, but since I'm a former trial lawyer, they're educated guesses about how such things play out.
Yours truly,
Bagman (Esq.)
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OzziePete
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From what I read, EB-MM contacted Warmoth about the body design & in the end the design was pulled. Similar for the 4=2 headstock that they sometimes did.
Whether there was any animosity or legal posturing involved I have no idea. :dontknow: Could've been as simple as a letter from them putting a request to Warmoth and Warmoth deciding it wasn't worth the hassle given the numbers they were making in that design? I doubt anyone from W would wanna discuss this though, there's probably been some legal agreement made since then that prevents them from commenting.
Whether there was any animosity or legal posturing involved I have no idea. :dontknow: Could've been as simple as a letter from them putting a request to Warmoth and Warmoth deciding it wasn't worth the hassle given the numbers they were making in that design? I doubt anyone from W would wanna discuss this though, there's probably been some legal agreement made since then that prevents them from commenting.
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