Found my guitar photo being used on Reverb

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Here's something funny I found today: I was browsing around Reverb, thinking of getting another Duesenberg Les Trem, and I pulled up a listing. And I immediately said, hey, that guitar in the photo looks awfully distinctive. A blue-green LP-type, with all cream plastics, speed knobs, and humbucker-sized P90s, fitted with a Les Trem? How many of those can there be around?

So I did a little sniffing around, and sure enough, that's my old guitar.

Reverb link (broken to prevent backtracking): https://rev erb.com/item/32738195-our-best-duesenberg-nickel-bolton-les-trem-ii-tonepros-roller-saddle-bridge-4-stop-tail-guitars

My original post (sorry about Momo content, but that's the only place it's available AFAICT): https://www.aguitarforum. com/posts/new-tremolo-day-duesenberg-les-trem-ii.91601

Their photo: Image

My photo: Image


I don't really care, but I think it's a little cheesy of them. I'm tempted to write and demand a new Les Trem as payment. :lol:
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glasshand wrote: Tue Jan 10, 2023 12:34 pm I'm tempted to write and demand a new Les Trem as payment. :lol:

Heck, go for broke and demand they send your a Duesenberg. :D
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Do it! "Grabco" grabbed your pic.
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Sometimes when you post a picture on a website you lose ownership of said photo. Probably written in the fine print. Owner can then sell the photos. Profit, but not for you.
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mozz wrote: Tue Jan 10, 2023 2:24 pm Sometimes when you post a picture on a website you lose ownership of said photo. Probably written in the fine print. Owner can then sell the photos. Profit, but not for you.
Yeah, that is entirely possible. OTOH, I doubt that GRA8CO paid anyone for the rights for it either; they probably just did a Google Images search and copied what they liked.
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Still annoys me how much content/time I lost when that crap went down.

Really wish there was a backup of the old days...

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Scoundrels ! Hang the lot of them !
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I found a site recently that used my pic of my Main St T style with a Duesy trem. Dont know why. That trem wasnt spec'd on that guitar and I sold em separately.
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this is why unless I don't care, I watermark my images right the way across the middle of the pic diagonally.

If you gave no specific usage permissions, demand removal of your image.
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