Zemaitis Acoustic Bass
To say Tony Zemaitis made eye-catching instruments would mean uttering one of the great understatements in modern luthiery.
A cabinetmaker of Lithuanian heritage, Antonio “Tony” Zemaitis (1935-2002) began building guitars in the 1960s and while his client list reads like a Who’s Who of British rock, he is remembered primarily for his “metal front” electric instruments, which by the early ’70s were seen in the hands of Ron Wood and bassist Ronnie Lane of the Faces. Each metal-front had a distinct look thanks to the skills of gun engraver Danny O’Brien, ... (More)
1967 EKO Condor
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John Mayer Live in Los Angeles
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John Hammond
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Louis Electric KR M12
Lou Rosano, founder and namesake of Louis Amplifiers, was one of the first of what ... (more)
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