Traveler Guitar Electric Ultra-Light Maple
Unique details of the Traveler Guitar electric guitar
- Body: Maple
- Neck-through: Maple
- Fretboard: Black walnut
- Dot fretboard inlays
- 22 Medium frets
- Nut width: 44.5 mm (1.75″)
- Scale: 629 mm (24.75″)
- Fretboard radius: 400 mm (15.75″)
- Pickup: Dual Rail humbucker (bridge)
- Chrome hardware
- Original strings: Daddario EXL 110 (Article Nr: 104555)
- Colour: Natural
- Incl. gig bag
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Customer Review Summary
The Traveler Guitar Electric Ultra-Light Maple is an impressively crafted instrument that offers a unique playing experience, particularly for those who prioritise portability. Weighing in at just 1.3 kg, it is optimally sized for travel, easily fitting into overhead compartments on flights. The build quality is commendable, with a solid feel and a well-designed neck that is comfortable to play.
Initially, the guitar may feel a bit unconventional due to its compact size, but it quickly becomes familiar and enjoyable to play. The sound produced is surprisingly good for such a lightweight instrument, with a character that stands up well against larger guitars, especially when amplified through effects pedals. However, some players have noted that it can sound a bit bright or thin compared to full-bodied models, but this is expected given its minimalistic design.
One of the key advantages is its simplicity, which allows for practice in a variety of settings, including the car. It has a single pickup, which simplifies the controls, but some players would appreciate the addition of a volume knob. The tuning mechanism has received mixed reviews; while it generally holds tuning well, some users have experienced issues with the tuning pegs, which can be finicky. Ergonomically, there are a few design quirks, such as sharp edges and screws that may dig into the player’s body, but these can often be easily modified for improved comfort.
In summary, the Traveler Guitar Electric Ultra-Light Maple excels as a practical solution for musicians on the go. It balances portability with a decent sound quality, making it a solid choice for both a secondary travel guitar and a primary instrument for those who appreciate its unique characteristics.
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