"Having owned a Baby Taylor and played a friends little Martin, I can't really give them high marks for tone or playablility. They are ok at first, but if you are going to have to be away for awhile, say a couple weeks, they fall short very…"
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Advice: Best Travel Guitar
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Staffan Svahn Aug 16, 2009.
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Ship of fools replied to Daniel P. Abad Jr's discussion Advice: Best Travel Guitar"A decent travel guitarthat will not really disturb neighbours or sleeping room mates.
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Fits very nicely in over head air line compartments and very easy to play.Ship"
Biggs replied to Daniel P. Abad Jr's discussion Advice: Best Travel Guitar"Daniel
You may also want to take a look at the Godin line of parlor guitars which includes the Seagull Grand and the Simon and Patrick Ami. I don't know what your budget is, but of all the travel guitars I've tried, the Composite Acoustic…"
Ralph Foy replied to Daniel P. Abad Jr's discussion Advice: Best Travel Guitar"I own both a Baby Taylor and a Traveler MK-II. Baby Taylor sounds pretty darned good acoustically, however a good thing about the Traveler is that the neck is full-scale. Also I can practice while on a 3 hour flight without people around me…"
Michael Zanger replied to Daniel P. Abad Jr's discussion Advice: Best Travel Guitar"A "really good", as in really good, small guitar is the Collings Baby."
Walt Pilcher replied to Daniel P. Abad Jr's discussion Advice: Best Travel Guitar"Daniel,
Take a look at the Baby Taylor and Little Martin offerings. 3/4 size guitars with full size fretboards so they play just like a regular guitar. These two brands have the best sounds I found when I was trying out many different ones. Every…"
Daniel P. Abad Jr posted a discussionAdvice: Best Travel Guitar
I'm trying to find out what is a good or really good travel acoustic guitar. I'm looking for something a little specific. I need something thats very compact but still delivers exceptional sound. Something i can use for personal practice (where i do not disturb anyone). So far i've seen Lapsticks and Traveler Guitars. I'm a beginner at guitar so I don't know who has good travel guitars. Any suggestions? Thanks!!
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