Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Electric Guitar Matte Black | Portable Electric with Removable Lap Rest | Full 24 3/4" Scale Headless Guitar | Custom Gig Bag Included

I can't say enough how much I love this little electric traveler's guitar!I bought and used it at a time when traveling when it was required to have the minimum amount of luggage, and it exactly suit my needs. I've taken it to the beach often (probably a bad idea because of the salt, but it shows no sign of extra wear), around with me on all-day adventures and it's survived quite a bit of rough, merciless travel and trekking. In it's case, it is very lightweight and easy to carry on your back, even underneath a backpack it feels natural and comfortable and because of its size is easy to control and doesn't whack into things.As far and quality and playability... I had no amp, so playing as if it were acoustic without being plugged in is still possible! It is quiet since there is nowhere for the sound to reverberate, but it has great sound that is beautiful, although I'm sure not as nice a huge-buck acoustic. It is nice just playing for yourself (would be too quiet without being plugged in to play for an audience larger than two or three up close to you), especially if you don't want to disturb others nearby by playing guitar.As far as durability, this thing is great! As said it's been brought around and handled somewhat roughly quite a bit, and I have all the confidence that this guitar will hold up for many, many years of use, if not my whole life, which I expect it will. The color doesn't chip away and all the materials are very solid and sure. The size is fantastic as mentioned, and it is easy to play, the neck is the same as a regular guitar in my opinion. The string knobs are at the bottom which is unusual but I love it actually. There are knobs that allow for a guitar strap, although I don't usually use one because it is very easy to hold up and grip on its own.The visual appearance of this guitar is fun and beautiful! I have a black walnut color on mine, and I couldn't ask for better to suit my preferences. On a fun note, I got a lot of comments from people asking what it was. In its case, some people asked if it was a rifle, a machete, and even a pool cue... interesting. That's just how this looks; interesting! I like being incognito, and sometimes that works because of the size, despite its strange appearanceI definitely recommend this guitar to people looking for the same thing as me and who like quality and precision, especially to people often traveling or don't have the space, this guitar is perfect. This is one of the most favorite things I have ever bought for myself, and I would buy it again if something ever happened to it. I plan on always having this and might even use it as my primary guitar.There are absolutely no flaws; I love this guitar and it was worth every penny!

What an amazing guitar!!! This little beast is perfect for travel and is light weight, fits in airline overhead bins and is ready for play at a moments notice. I bought for the purpose of travel so I can practice in hotels. Easy to transport and what really impressed me is how well it stays in tune! I love the dynamics of the humbucker pickup and having the full size neck is wonderful. When first purchased I was unsure of the playability due to it's size but with the provided lap/knee support this gem sits perfectly and does not dip or slide. It is a little difficult to tune on the 1st string due to the location of the tuning peg if you have meathooks like I do but since the tuning is so stable it really is not a big issue. I showed this to several friend who play and all have purchase since then. A great travel companion at a reasonable price, and already considering buying the piezo electric as well.

Very compact, very light, well designed, and what look like very good material and workmanship. Fits diagonally in a full size suitcase. The only criticism is that, because it is so light and compact, it is very difficult to stabilize the guitar. Perhaps you could attach it to a belt somehow. (This is the far opposite extreme of the old Les Paul, weigh-a-ton guitar!) For travel, this has got to be the best guitar around. If you're going to perform or do extended practice, I suggest lugging your regular guitar as a separate piece of luggage.

This is a pretty decently playing travel guitar. It packs up small, but doesn’t feel small when you are playing it. The scale length, fret height, and finger board feel about right for my clumsy fingers, and the pickup is pretty good. As a player who needs a lot of practice, I’ve worked this in with a handy little rig that I usually keep at my desk, and take it when I’m traveling so I can annoy my kids at LEGOLAND and anywhere else we go on vacation. It gets a little buzzy at drop D, but no big deal, and that’s almost all I can play anyway.

I needed a guitar to perform two main functions. First, I wanted something that was mostly silent that I could "play" while my family was watching TV. Second, I wanted something small enough that I could easily toss it in the car and play while my son has his various sports practices.I'm really happy for both of those purposes. It's super light and small, but still has a full sized fingerboard. That makes it great for practicing or noodling around. It's much quieter than my acoustic though, so I'm not interrupting anyone else who might be watching TV.For the "car" use, it also turned out to be a good match. I've tried taking my strat in the car to play previously, but it never worked out. The center glove box thing would get in the way and I needed to open the window because the headstock would hit it otherwise -- not great. The lack of a headstock or appreciable body size takes that all away.I did upgrade to the "Traveler Guitar Locking Tuners Electric Guitar Tuning Key (LT CHR),Chrome" which was extremely worthwhile. The tuning stability is improved enough to make it worthwhile.The main downside that I see is that the sound quality isn't really anything to write home about. It isn't terrible, it's what you'd expect from a guitar that's $350.