Where can I find Saga products?
Saga has spent over 25 years developing an extensive list of
authorized dealers throughout the US, Canada, and in over
50 countries worldwide. If you live in the U.S., visit the How
To Order link and enter your Zip Code. If you live outside
of the U.S. visit the Contact Us link and
we assist you in any way possible.
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Can I buy directly from Saga?
Because we are a manufacturer, distributor, and wholesaler, we only sell directly to retail stores and wholesale outlets.
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Where is the closest Saga dealer to me?
Visit the How To Order link at the top
of this page and enter your ZIP CODE to find the closest authorized
Saga dealer to you. Or...if we cannot direct you, just go to your local music shop and ask
for Saga products by name!
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How do I become a Saga dealer?
For all inquiries regarding 'Dealership Opportunities' please e-mail us at info@sagamusic.com
or visit the Contact Us link above to
tell us more about yourself.
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How do I handle warranty issues
for Saga products?
If you have any questions regarding your new Saga product, please
contact the original place of purchase and explain your situation
clearly. Have your original proof of purchase available to
facilitate the process.
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Why is my local shop not listed in
the Saga Dealer Locator?
Saga's dealer network contains over 4000 retail outlets throughout the
country. If your favorite store is not listed, or your local
shop does not stock Saga products, just let us know and we'll make
every effort to let them know why working with Saga is a sound music
investment.
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What strings do I use for my new Gitane
Gypsy Jazz Guitar?
To get the best tone out of your new Gitane guitar, it is important to
use "Manouche" specific strings. Manouche strings are
made of silver-plated copper, wrapped over a steel core.
This reduces the tension needed to bring the string to pitch and makes
the guitar extremely easy to play. More importantly, when
combined with the percussive tones of Gypsy Jazz guitars, the strings
add a softer side to the guitar that is evidently clear in the
music. Check out the New Parisian Gypsy Jazz Guitar Strings by
Gitane.
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