Traveler Guitar Escape Mark III Acoustic-Electric Guitar Mahogany

I bought the Mahogany version earlier today and started and have been having so much fun and enjoying the sound that I had to force myself to put it down. Such a cool guitar. Sounds great! I love the aux input as well for jamming. Such a cool guitar!

Incredible guitar! I paired it with the spark mini amp.

Just picked this little guitar up, was looking at a different travel guitar, but went in with an open mind. Sales person opened the box in the store to show me this little beauty. First thing I did after playing a few chords was to check out the on-board tuner. Four of the strings were in perfect tune, 2 were just slightly flat. By the dust on the box I knew it had been sitting in the back for a while; and it was still pretty much in tune. Played couple of hours after I got home, nice feel, action was great, and not a bad soft sound when playing without plugged in or listen with headphones, headphone jack built right into guitar (1/8th) This morning it's still in perfect tune. I have 2 Martins, a Taylor and a Gretch, this little guitar is a winner, love it!!! Oh! Well built and looks nice too!!

We just bought an Rv so I wanted something I could take along without taking up a lot of space. I looked around and this has a full 25.5 neck and is 1.75 wide at the nut. The neck is excellent, no jagged frets and a nice rain finish. I did sand down the bridge, added elixir strings and adjusted the truss rod just a bit. It is amazing for the price. I do agree with another post, the electronics are not that good but that's okay. It's just a practice guitar.

I just play at home, love it.

I'm really enjoying this little Mark III. It's increasing my practice time by allowing me to just pick it up and take it anywhere - couch, back porch, sitting at my desk. And I can practice silently with earbuds/headphones or plug it into my Bugera acoustic amp and it sounds great. Another great practice feature is the ability to plug in my iPhone and listen to a metronome or backing tracks or lesson audio tracks etc. Also great for sitting at my desk creating tracks. And of course for travel it's perfect. I bought some bubble wrap for extra protection in the gig bag when traveling but it's probably not necessary (I'm just a bit over protective). One note on the sound - this is an electronically created acoustic sound so, although I think it sounds great, it would be unrealistic to compare it to, say, my Martin (or any decent "real" acoustic). And actually, for the size/price/configuration, if it sounded as good as my Martin that would concern me. But you can dial in a nice tone. Overall I'm very happy with it.