From 3D Printer To The Big Stage

Lorenzo Cicerchia is the lead guitarist for CdA, an Italian band known for headlining Mai Dire Goku — Italy's biggest cartoon experience, and the ultimate party celebrating TV cartoon theme songs from the 2000s. Thousands of fans pack their shows to sing and dance to the music of Pokémon, Naruto, Rossana, Sailor Moon, and the Disney classics.

Lorenzo found us through our Instagram posts and reached out looking for something that would grab a crowd's attention the second the lights hit it — flashy, eye-catching, and built for the stage. He wanted an SG-style shape, and we knew exactly how to make it unforgettable: a perimeter LED strip paired with rhinestone accents, designed to demand attention from the front row to the back of the venue.

"The playability really surprised me — it feels professional overall. The sound is really, really good … Overall, I think it's a really beautiful guitar. Thank you — it's truly an excellent piece of work."

Watching him play it live in Rimini, Italy, in front of thousands of people, was an incredible moment for us. Seeing the guitar light up the stage proved something we've always believed — a 3D printed guitar isn't a novelty. It's a real instrument, capable of holding its own in a professional touring rig.