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02-12-2012, 08:44 PM
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Good Service
One of my hard cases came with a thermometer/hygrometer and after a couple of years the battery in it went dead. O, I took out the battery and took it to the Radio Shack. Somehow, I then lost the battery before I got there. Ok, it was a week before I got there. The Radio Shack guys couldn't match up the battery with the thermometer so I called the guys I bought the guitar from.
I said "hey, you know the little thermometer in your cases? Can you look and tell me the battery number? And the reply was "sure, I can look in a few minutes, but how about if I just send you some batteries, free?" and asked for my address. Fast forward 5 days and I get a package in the mail. Inside is 2 batteries as promised. Plus, there's a whole new case hygrometer with batteries inside! Plus there's a black velvet drawstring bag, with a set of light acoustics strings and silica gel bag! All, no charge, and I bought my guitar 2 years ago. That's the kind of service my Dad used to give, and I was surprised as you hardly find that anymore. Who was the service person? Dennis Zager, Jr., of Zager Guitars. I know there's plenty who have never said a kind word about Zager, but it was above and beyond normal service.
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TOO Stinkin' MANY GITS! Buncha Les Pauls Buncha Strats Martin HD-28, 2012-000CNylon Taylor 310K Taylor 214CE Taylor 110 Larrivee D-05 FG-375S FG-180 (5) FG-300 (5) FG-360 FG-350W APX-10 FG160E Woodsong K100,SW400 Paul Beard GRE Many other Yamahas (25 others- Garrison, Seagull, PRS, Squier 51, Dynamic) BigMike sez: I tried to be good, but there were just too many options. 
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02-12-2012, 08:48 PM
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Wow, cool story!
Thanks, Glenn
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