Electric Guitar Review

Wow… I’m not sure how I missed these incredibly bad-ass Zemaitis guitars up until now, but now that I’ve stumbled onto them, well – I’ve gotta’ have one! Seriously…my wife’s gonna’ kill me.

The Zemaitis GZ-3500MF (metal-front) actually sports a hand-engraved Duralumin top (not to mention matching truss-rod cover, tailpiece, etc.) and a bunch of other unique goodies, like a pair of DiMarzio DP103 pickups which have been filed down for a “brushed-chrome” effect, multi-coat hand-lacquered & hand-polished finish, and even a solid Honduran Mahogany body.

Of course, none of this comes cheap… most “boutique” guitar dealers don’t list prices on their websites, but the single quote I did manage to find was in the $4,000 range. Ouch!

The Zemaitis GZ-3500MF Features–

• Hand-Engraved Duralumin Top
• Honduran Mahogany Body & neck
• Ebony Fretboard With Either 22 or 24 Frets
• Dual DiMarzio DP103 Pickups
• Two Tone & Volume Controls
• 3-Way Pickup Switching
• Schaller M6 Tuning Machines
• Solid Duralumin Bridge & Tailpiece
• 25“ (635mm) Scale Length

Now if I could just get my greedy little hands on one of these beauties – lets see, if I save five-dollars a day for…