General
Master guitar maker Sjak Zwier offers us this natural-coloured T-model. It is a hand made electric guitar that's modelled after an original vintage guitar from the fifties. It is hand-built with only the finest materials and high-quality parts. For instance, this guitar boasts a swamp ash body and a 22-fret, one-piece maple neck. The Zwier T model is equipped with specially wound 4 Seasons pickups and an oil/wax finish for a soft, smooth feel. This guitar comes with a rugged vintage-looking tweed case with a leather Zwier guitar strap and signed certificate.
Zwier T model, custom-made pickups and top-quality hardware.
Pickup maker 4 Seasons custom made a set of pickups for the Zwier T models with low output and maximum tone. These hand-wound single-coils may be quiet, yet they produce an amazingly wide range of sounds. Whether you play twangy cleans or high-gain distortion, your guitar sound will never lose its definition or full low frequencies. What's more, this T model by Zwier is also fitted with high-quality Gotoh machine heads and a self-lubricating Black Tusq string nut by Graphtech for excellent tuning stability. Additionally, the vintage-style bridge with compensated saddles ensures maximum purity. Also, to ensure a reliable operation that lasts, this Zwier guitar is equipped with CTS potentiometers, a CRL switch and a Switchcraft USA jack.
The high quality of a hand-made guitar by Zwier.
Factory-made guitars are composed of parts made by machines. Workers randomly pick a neck and a body from piles of necks and bodies and bolt them together. With a Zwier guitar, you can be sure that precise craftsmanship has gone into connecting the neck to the body. This essential joint is carefully crafted for optimal tonal transference and sustain. Additionally, Zwier guitars are excellently tuned, giving them an exceptional sound and outstanding playing comfort. It's small wonder then that these Dutch guitars by are popular all over the globe. Its fans include Adje van den Berg (Vandenberg and Whitesnake), the Counting Crows, Steve Lukather (Toto) and Brian May.
