Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Solid-Body Electric Guitar (ULES BKGMP)
The most compact electric guitar by Traveler guitar the ultra-light electric is the smallest, lightest full-scale electric travel guitar available. Our proprietary In-Body tuning System uses standard tuning machines relocated into the body to create a guitar that has a full-scale neck, yet is substantially shorter than full size Electrics. The lack of a headstock and a small, ergonomic body allow the guitar to be 28% shorter and 68% lighter than a full size electric, all while preserving the same full-scale playing experience you’re used to. complete with a high-output dual-rail humbucker and a standard 1/4-inch output you can plug this directly into your favorite amp or recording device. The guitar weighs just over three pounds and is only 28-inch long so it can go where you go. The lap-rest can be stowed for storage and transportation, allowing the guitar to fit easily in an airline overhead compartment in the included gig bag.
Product Features
- Full 24 3/4″ scale electric travel guitar
- Only 3 lbs. 2 oz. and 28″ long
- Vintage voiced single coil pickup with standard 1/4″ output
- Fits in airline overhead bins
- Includes gig bag and detachable lap rest
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I play more because my Traveler Guitar is always with me. I waited a while before I wrote this. I wanted to make sure my first impressions would remain and they did. I have played guitar for 35 years. My problem is I travel on business most weeks and it is not easy to carry a guitar with you when you stay in a different hotel every night. This guitar is very compact, easy to carry on to a plane, and is just plane fun. I matched this with a Blackstar Fly portable amp and could not be happier.Pro’s1. No setup required. I usually spend…
Lacks balance while playing seated I tried this guitar out. It’s everything that its designers intended for it to be; therein lies the problem, at least for me.The guitar lacks balance. There’s no body, in case you didn’t notice. Due to that the fretboard is too heavy and guitar keeps pulling my fretting hand down. The included support is too slippery and slips off my pants.NOTE: I play sitting down. If you play standing up, maybe the balance wouldn’t be an issue? I wouldn’t know.Everything else is good: it’s…