Russell N.
I've quickly come to love Zagers
I've come to love Zagers, the guitars and the family that builds them. The Zager family really DOES care that you are happy with the guitar they built. They take your happiness very seriously. It's a personal point of family pride for them. How cool is it to buy a hand built guitar from a person that has sawdust on their sleeves from building it? My CE80 is the best sounding and easiest playing acoustic guitar I've ever owned. The soundboard is so well tuned/balanced that notes above the 12th fret on the high E string are as loud as any open E or A strings played aggressively. Chords with big intervals between notes still have volume balance and harmony. The tuning machines and nut are almost magical. The guitar is so solid that tuning to drop-D only requires the re-tuning of the E string to D. No other strings need retuned as a result of the lower torque on the E string. That is just plain weird. If I wanted to build my own CE80 I'd have to buy tone wood blanks. The Brazilian rosewood blanks I would need are for sale on StewMac listed for $1750. That's $1750 just to buy some of the wood in my CE80. I only paid $1995 for the guitar... already built. Beautifully




