Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Electric

Received it after 3 days and I opened it on my 30th birthday as it is a gift for myself. I travel a lot and I have sold my guitars since I find it challenging whenever I travel and I am unable to bring one with me. Basically, carrying a guitar is excruciating on a normal circumstance but finding this bad boy surely is a game changer!Also, I'd like to note that I have chosen this brand compared to others because I have read the company's values and where it all began. I feel that I really could relate and the people who made these are awesome!Small room for improvement though is that there is a screw a bit lose where the cable should be placed. Then the guitar holder/hanger on the neck area seems to be locked by a cable tie, a bit of a turn off since the guitar is quite pricy. However, I am still happy with my purchase.Would recommend to have all guitars quality tested before dispatch. And also, maybe put a small cover behind the body so it wouldn't tangle with the shirt - a small thin cloth cover would do/very useful.

Great guitar, after a couple of hours it feels like home, I have no problem playing anything I played on full sized guitar. It stays in tune, the tone I get using Garage band or mobile apps like Bias FX is quite good. Also I was very happy to get a pick with a guitar, nice little detail!Overall, I was happy to find out that somebody actually though about the problem of travelling when you are a guitarist and created this type of instrument, I think I'll never have to think about this again- I'll just put it in my suitcase or take it as hand luggage. So, watch some youtube videos about this guitar and be sure it's a great solution if you are on the go - it's a real 100% full scale guitar that you can actually take with you, so for me personally it's an essential now!

es lo que buscaba, una guitarra de escala completa lo mas pequeña posible para llevar en avion, a la oficina.conectada a amplificador suena muuuy bien.perfecta para practicar en cualquier lugar.

The action of the guitar is amazing and it's compactness makes it ideal for the traveling musician. The only design flaw, which is more aesthetic is the flimsy look of the tie-on for the strap- surely there's a better approach. This means I will play it sitting down and strapless as standing up with a strap feels risky. Despite that it's an amazing instrument.

Honestly I didn't expect that kind of quality for this cost. It's just outstanding, fret ends are smooth, no fret buzz. Tuning machine is good enough. I didn't even need to adjust string length at the bridge to get it in tune on 12th fret!Keep up good work folks, I really enjoy this guitar! :)

I wanted to like this… I really did. I first tried an ANYGIG brand travel guitar and returned it because despite sounding surprisingly good with the stock pick up and having a great feel and playability the craftsmanship was absolutely unacceptable… It look like it was built by a drunk monkey! So then I heard that this brand has great craftsmanship and that is certainly true. The build and the finish is flawless and the sound is fine. However, the playability is the problem as others have mentioned. The wooden lugs for the tuning pegs on the back of the guitar along with the ill placement of the output jack caused the guitar to lean at an angle away from your head and even worse unlike the Anygig there really isn’t a good place for your hand so the first thing I noticed was that string control was nearly impossible which makes playing the guitar nearly impossible. I also am not a big fan of the end of neck design where the headstock would normally be on this brand along with the weird and thin nut that would be difficult to replace since it’s an odd size. The Anygig Design was actually better in this respect. It’s a real shame that out of these top two brands one of them plays well but is built like garbage and the other is built well but practically unplayable so I guess I’ll just forget the idea of having a travel guitar.

I bought this for no real reason other than I thought it looked pretty cool. That said, I travel a lot, so why not buy one? definitely worth it! Only a few trade offs worth considering: there's no volume or tone control locally, so you're completely dependent on your amp in modifying.I've yet to fly with it so my four stars are based purely on what I know to be beneficial: it's feather-light, very compact and will definitely fit in overhead compartment on flights (if your airline lets you take on ofc). If you place it in hold, it will fit in most suitcases and you can pad the thing with towels etc pretty easily.I genuinely expected it to be fairly awkward to handle, given that it doesn't have any real body to rest your forearm on, though i've not found it to be an issue at all. There will always be more powerful guitars at around the same price, but it more than meets expectations for its intended purpose -something easy to carry around.