bry4321 Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Sure, you can buy the original for a few hundred thousand, or you can own this one for $7500. Provenance: @elduave to @bubs_42 to @tommy p. I will post links to earlier Zandard threads when I have a chance. Initially selling in-person in DC metro area to HFC’er or to your trusted helper to buy and ship it. If no one local bites I will reconsider shipping. It is only 9.4 lbs according to kitchen scale but weight is a problem for my shoulder. Thanks for looking! Or buy this: 12 Quote
bubs_42 Posted September 29 Posted September 29 It is a great guitar, that guitar looks amazing and sounds amazing. 2 Quote
tommy p Posted September 30 Posted September 30 (edited) If I could still play, I'd buy it back. It was a Holy Grail of a guitar for me and spent 16 years in my guitarsenal. When I had my Cheap Trick tribute band, I rotated through all of my 25 guitars and usually took 3-5 to my gigs. That was the ONLY guitar that went to every gig. I miss playing it terribly (double meaning intended 😂). Edited September 30 by tommy p 8 1 Quote
cmatthes Posted October 1 Posted October 1 The 3 Zandards were all spectacular instruments and each one had a different top selected so they wouldn’t look identical. I remember taking pics of them for Elduave’s shop when they came in and was kinda kicking myself that I had just ordered a Greenburst Standard at the time and couldn’t swing both! The way Standards are getting up there, this one is right on the money and less than what a new Gibson copy of one sells for! 2 Quote
Ham Rex Posted Sunday at 04:34 AM Posted Sunday at 04:34 AM On 9/29/2026 at 9:55 AM, bry4321 said: Sure, you can buy the original for a few hundred thousand, or you can own this one for $7500. Provenance: @elduave to @bubs_42 to @tommy p. I will post links to earlier Zandard threads when I have a chance. Initially selling in-person in DC metro area to HFC’er or to your trusted helper to buy and ship it. If no one local bites I will reconsider shipping. It is only 9.4 lbs according to kitchen scale but weight is a problem for my shoulder. Thanks for looking! Or buy this: May I ask why it is called a Zandard? Dot neck instead of Crowned and Bound? Does it apply just to 4 digits? 1 Quote
Dave Scepter Posted Sunday at 04:41 AM Posted Sunday at 04:41 AM 6 minutes ago, Ham Rex said: May I ask why it is called a Zandard? Robin Zander + Standard 1 1 Quote
bry4321 Posted Sunday at 12:23 PM Author Posted Sunday at 12:23 PM 7 hours ago, Ham Rex said: May I ask why it is called a Zandard? Dot neck instead of Crowned and Bound? Does it apply just to 4 digits? Good question! From @Hamerica: I believe that the guitar in question is #0004 and originally was a gift from Rick Nielsen to Robin Zander. Hencefore, the nickname Zandard. If you have purchased the recently released 30th Anniversary at Budokan, you can get a couple of shots of the Zandard in action with Rick. It is also on page 125 of the Guitars of the Stars book that Bill Rich put out a few years ago. The Elduave run of three is one of the coolest limited Standard runs in a long time. From @elduave Jol and I where talking. The conversation steered to the run of 3 Standards I wanted built that where to color match the Guitars Of The Stars #0004. He referred to them as the Zander Standards. I asked why, he said that #0004 was made for Robin, but Rick absorbed it into his stash. Later I just put the 2 words together, ZANDer stanARD. 2 1 Quote
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