Saga Guitar Reviews

"3 Overall, I would have to rate the construction and setup from the factory as very good (probably an 8) with one exception which I will get to shortly...The tone is almost as good as it was prior to the repair...However, dealing with the store where I bought it to resolve the issue of the split braces was a very good experience..." read more »

"9 The Saga Blueridge BR-140 is actually a "very good" well made acoustic guitar from China of all places...Those guys over there are getting pretty good at what they build...But the good deals on these are finding them at second hand prices from 350 to 500..." read more »

"He must have got a Wednesday guitar coz the frets on mine are as good as the day I bought the guitar two years ago...No it does not sound as good as its copied cousin the D 28, but is sure as hell kicks it if the price is to be considered...10 If you want to spend modestly but get a sound that will simply blow you away for depth and purity, then look no further..." read more »

"10 The action is great feels good in my hands and plays like butta Reliability/Durability : 9 Every detail on this guitar is great but the tuning machines could of been better but no worries replaced them with grovers perfect...No Opinion Overall Rating : 10 I have been playing for a couple of years and i half to tell you...the br 140 is all solid woods but i believe the 60 has a overall better sound for me..." read more »

"9 Action, Fit, & Finish : 7 Reliability/Durability : 9 Customer Support : 8 Overall Rating : 9 Features : 8 Made 2004 in China; imported by the San Francisco based Saga Musical Instruments...Quality machines, appear to be a very good knock off of Grover Sta-tites...actually better than the grovers...Overall, the construction quality is on par with American marques and the better Japanese instruments..." read more »

"No Opinion Never had to deal with them, but I have heard good things...10 I have been playing guitar for 15+ years and I am 25 years old...I like having a good sounding workhorse that I won't worry about travelling with..." read more »

"The RC-1 (list $495/street $379) has a steel body that’s finished in an attractive gun-metal grey, which is contrasted nicely by the chromed coverplate, fixed bridge cover (hand rest), and tailpiece...On the whole, workmanship on this instrument is pretty good for the money, despite a few bubbles in the enamel finish...The fret ends have been well dressed so there are no sharp hitches, the gloss-finished rounded-C neck profile should feel comfortable in most hands, and the generic die-cast sealed tuners function smoothly...Sonically the Johnson has a good blend of cutting, slightly nasal treble from the cone and throaty, round bass from the upper-bout f-holes, and carries us into something closer to premium resonator guitar tone..." read more »

"No Opinion Correction: i wrote "tuners are none too good...So why this initial feeling of "none too good...No Opinion Action, Fit, & Finish : No Opinion Reliability/Durability : No Opinion Customer Support : No Opinion Overall Rating : No Opinion Features : 9 I have had a cedar top, mahogany body version of this 12 fret OM beauty for about a year..." read more »