Hello Denny, I received your guitar today and what a great instrument it is! I really like it a lot. It almost sounds like a piano. Very crisp and articulate, perfectly in tune. A very musical guitar. I like the fact that it's light weight. The neck is very easy to play everywhere, I can bend the strings easily and there's no buzz at all. The sound is focused, full range, nice bottom, solid mids, rich and round highs. Plus, I think it looks awesome! Thank you so much, I really appreciate that guitar. Please, say hello to your father for me, I'm a big fan of his song "In The Year 2525." I was only 8 years old when it came out but I remember it very well, even if I lived far, far away in Chicoutimi province of Quebec, Canada, and that brings me back a lot of good memories. Best regards and if you're ever around Las Vegas and would like to see Celine's show please let me know and I'll be more than happy to arrange something for you. Thank you again.
Andre Coutu
Lead Guitarist for Celine Dion
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Hi Denny. When I arrived at my brothers house the guitar was already there. Curious as I was, I immediately unpacked it and started to play. Wow, what an experience! The guitar looks great, sounds fantastic and plays extremely easy.. I’m very happy with my new instrument and I will tell all my colleges in the Netherlands about you guys. Keep up the good work. Regards,

Jan Buis
Heerenveen, Netherlands
www.janbuis.nl
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“This guitar is one of the finest acoustic guitars I have ever played. The neck is just the right fit, the touch is outstanding and most of the all the sound is big and clean.” —Garry W. Tallent, founding member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band.

Growing up around the Jersey shore, Tallent took up first the tuba, then the bass and then the guitar. He was influenced by James Jamerson, Donald "Duck" Dunn, and Paul McCartney. He started playing with Springsteen in 1971 in two earlier bands and then was an original member of the E Street Band. Both visually and musically he stays in the background; his most notable bass parts may be on the song "Fire" and the last verse of "Incident on 57th Street". During the E Street Band's early years, he occasionally played the tuba on some of Springsteen's quirkier early songs, both in concert and on record (most notably “Wild Billy's Circus Story”).

“This is one heck of a guitar, I would love to take this to The Opry and have the guys play this guitar, words can not describe the workmanship or the sound of this instrument!!” —Pat Severs

A professional musician in Nashville since 1976, Pat Severs's first years were spent working the road with artists like Narvel Felts and Charlie Rich. From 1980 to 1987, he toured and recorded with the great Eddie Rabbitt. After, Pat worked mainly in the studios in Nashville playing on sessions for artists like Billy Dean, Johnny Lee, Rob Crosby, Waylon Jennings, Vern Gosdin and others. Much of his recording career has been in music for television, recording with great singers like Anne Murray, Donna Summer, Johnny Cash and Don McLean. In the early 1990s, Pat was a founding member of the Capital Records group “Pirates of the Mississippi”, and played on many hits with them including “Honky Tonk Blues” and “Feed Jake.” In 2005 Pat had the honor of playing on a UK tour with the legendary Everly Brothers, working with great players like Pete Wingfield and Albert Lee. Pat has stayed busy working on TV shows like Nashville Star and a Larry the Cable Guy TV special, backing artists like Sara Evans, Trace Adkins, Billy Currington and Hank Williams Jr, and is the current member on the GRAND OLE OPRY.

“I have played many, many guitars in my lifetime, But this Zager impressed me the most, It's well made and the sound that comes out, coupled with the ease of playing it makes it one of the best I have seen.” —Mark Greenwood

Garth Brooks's Live double album features founding member of the band Mark Greenwood. Garth States: “Listen to Mark playing that kickin' on Papa Loved Mama. It's flawless. And the performance is all the more impressive when you see us play the song live, with Mark running around the stage like a wild man, all of us joking with each other makes it all work!!!”

“From the second you pick up this guitar you can see and feel the quality workmanship and detail for perfection that has been put into this instrument. Then comes the good part, you play it! I have a huge personal collection of vintage guitars valued at over a million dollars, and this guitar not only compares but in many cases exceeds in playing, workmanship and most of all sound quality to the legendary acoustic guitars. I personally recommend this guitar to all professional musicians!” —Dale Herr

Dale Herr is an active and versatile producer, composer, arranger, music director and session guitarist.

As a young Los Angeles studio musician in the 70s, Herrs's first sessions included an album for recording artist, Tom Jones, the hit television show, “The Jeffersons,” and national jingles for McDonald's. After several successful years in Hollywood, producing music for such hit TV shows as “Who's The Boss?" and “Married With Children,” Dale relocated to Nashville in 1991 where he continued his work in television producing music for “Crook & Chase, Desperate Housewives, The Simpsons, That 70s Show Just to name a few.

In 2005, Herr did the original orchestrations for the Broadway production of "Ring Of Fire", the music of Johnny Cash.

He recently performed with Little Anthony and the Imperials for their Rock 'N' Roll Hall Of Fame induction.