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Zager ZAD50CE Solid African Mahogany Acoustic-Electric Guitar - $850 (Greece)
condition:
like new
make / manufacturer:
Zager
model name / number:
ZAD50CE
size / dimensions:
40"x15.5"x4.25"(25.5" Scale)
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I'd rather keep it than give it away. Thank you.
ZAD50CE Solid African Mahogany Acoustic Electric with Venetian Cutaway Box.
Comes with molded hard case with humidity gauge.
Made In The USA
The ZAD50CE Series has all the prerequisites of a traditional acoustic guitar that is regularly compared to Martin D18 and Taylor 5 Series, but with easier playability and a lower price.
Currently listed on Zager website for:
Original price was: $1,895. Sale price is currently: $1,695.
Not a scratch on this guitar.
It is built with a special bracing system that produces one of the best sounds in the guitar industry today.
Zager consistently rates in the top 5% of acoustics made world-wide.
Solid wood construction sounds better every year as it ages.
Venetian cutaway box design allows you to slide down low into the box for easier playability.
Hand carved bracing for greater movement of the soundboard providing a richer sound.
Slim neck design feels natural in your hand making it easier to form chords.
Custom string spacing for greater speed and accuracy (and less rattles).
Zager soft touch fret design for less string bite and finger fatigue.
Adjustable truss rod to raise or lower action depending on your playing style.
Special ultra-thin high gloss finish allows more movement of the body for deeper sound
Hand carved bone nut and saddle. (Found on predominantly $1500+ guitars).
Hand laid abalone inlay rosette with pearl fret markers.
Ivory binding detail and zipper stripe down back (Found in predominantly $1500+ guitars).
Genuine Grover tuning machines (best in the world).
Fishman electronics package with built-in string tuner
Mahogany Top
The most important part of an acoustic guitar is its top. The top acts like a speaker. Mahogany has all the characteristics of a great tone wood; its weight and strength allow for well-defined ranges of tone as well as strong volume. It's a little harder wood with better projection and real character in the grain.
Possibly the last guitar you’ll ever buy.