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Anybody seen this one before?
Yeah, I know it's a Zemaitis knock-off. But the shell is cut by machine instead of by hand, so it's a lot more perfect looking than a real Z.
Pic of a real Zemaitis:
The Samick has 24 frets like a lot of the Z's (not the one I'm showing you here, though), which is fairly rare on an LP-type guitar. From the name of the file, I'm guessing it was called an "LP750," but I dunno. [img]/images/graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img]
I also don't know where I got this pic from, but I'm pretty sure the guitar was for sale at the time (my file date is June 3, 2001), and I don't think it was that expensive, either. Man, I should'a jumped. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
Yeah, I know it's a Zemaitis knock-off. But the shell is cut by machine instead of by hand, so it's a lot more perfect looking than a real Z.
Pic of a real Zemaitis:
The Samick has 24 frets like a lot of the Z's (not the one I'm showing you here, though), which is fairly rare on an LP-type guitar. From the name of the file, I'm guessing it was called an "LP750," but I dunno. [img]/images/graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img]
I also don't know where I got this pic from, but I'm pretty sure the guitar was for sale at the time (my file date is June 3, 2001), and I don't think it was that expensive, either. Man, I should'a jumped. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
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