Zager

Absolutely the nicest guitar I have ever handled, easy play is a good description! And they even put up with my foolishness about ordering and covid delays.

I just received my ZAD50CE OM. The sound and craftsmanship are outstanding. I already own a ZAD900CE. The 50 puts out superb sound and is beautiful to look at as well. Another great job, Dennis!

I turn 64 next month and I've always wanted to learn guitar. So as my 2021 New Year's Resolution decided to commit myself to doing so. I played trumpet for 20 years, 5 as a professional. So I know the 4 ingredients necessary for success...#1) consistent and quality practice, 2) quality instruction, 3) quality equipment and 4) talent.

With those in mind, I am 100% committed to practice and am learning what defines "quality" practice. After much research I have chosen the Zager instruction program. This weekend I took delivery of a stunning sunburst ZAD900, replacing a borrowed entry-level guitar so I clearly have the quality equipment ingredient covered. The question of talent remains... I will let you know.

As for the choice of a Zager guitar I read every review I could find and watched every video and YouTube available. Clearly, being a newbie prevented me from actually comparing guitars. I was left with the opinions of others, which all spoke glowingly of the quality, sound, playability and value. It seemed like an easy choice. I still have an educated "ear" and must say that playing my first chord when I took it out of the case literally gave me goosebumps! I look forward to someday being worthy of such an instrument.

Finally, I want to draw attention to is an element that often goes under-appreciated. Organizational culture and customer service. In my multiple exchanges with Dennis Jr., Sara, Jessica and others there is clearly a company-wide culture of customer service. I don't know if I am more impressed with the actual product (guitars) or the people. All have exceeded my expectations and I look forward to being a lifetime client

The best guitar I have ever played, would not hesitate to buy another one, better than anything out there.

My experience ordering my new Zager ZAD-900CE 50th Anniversary Edition guitar was great! The guitar is beautiful, sounds awesome, and was well worth the wait!

I just received my Zager 900 and I have to say that my first impression was WOW! This is a well built guitar with the best gear from the Grover tuners to the Auro Pro electronics. The first thing I noticed when opening the case was the finish of the guitar. It was what the people at Zager described it would be and what I pictured it to be. The guitar fits very snug inside the case and when you push it in you can fell the air moving out of the case.

I gave the guitar a very close inspection and was not able to find any blemishes in the finish anywhere on the top, bottom, sides or along the fretboard. I would say they were very careful in handling the guitar. To have it hand built and see no scratches or anything I find pretty amazing. The guitar plays very well and the fretboard accommodates
My large fingers well. One thing I noticed is that once tuned all the chords when played were in tune. I have noticed that on some guitars that while the guitars sounds in tune on one chord another chord might be a touch off. This guitar stays in tune.

I also own a 1978 Gibson that I bought back in 1981. I love this guitar and will never trade or sell it. The sound on it has really blossomed over the years. After cranking on this Zager 900 I can tell you that it rivals the sound of my Gibson straight out of the box. Cant wait to see what a little time will do to it. The 900 has a really full sound that you have to hear to understand what I mean by full sound. I can whole heartedly give this "box" and big thumbs up. It is the real deal and a very well made guitar. I almost spent twice the money on a Taylor when I decided to buy this one. I am really glad I bought the Zager. I have owned many guitars in my years but this one is one I will keep and hand down to my children. Good Job Zager family.