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Miranda guitars are easy to travel with and carry-on sized with most airlines.
I'm a bit late in commenting on Barndoor61's March post which lumps the the Backpacker and Miranda together as unsuitable for performance. These instruments have little in common. In addition to the Miranda's many other benefits, it has very good so…
In this article, Brookes also evaluated our Miranda S-250 travel guitar ("most portable") . Its a full-acoustic-size guitar that pacts into a custom violin-size case. One-minute set-up, silent-practice with head phones, or amp it.
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