Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Acoustic-Electric - Pau Ferro Maple Maple

A few things that make it difficult. Fat fingers make tuning a bit more challenging. When you have a power chord at C it has fret buzz on the last 2 frets

Bought this guitar to be able to take on my motorcycle for overnight trips. Was not expecting anything earth-shattering. Just want to be able to get my practice sessions in. Good enough for that, but definitely leans electric - does not seem to have any acoustic qualities.

I've had this guitar for a few years now. I traveled a lot for my job and would keep it in the car so that I could practice or play between appointments. Even with temperature changes it stays in tune, and it's so small that I can play sitting in the driver's seat with the window closed. Scale is full sized, so the fingerings don't feel cramped, and it feels like playing a full sized guitar. It uses regular guitar strings, so no trying to find anything special. It's loud enough that you can hear it, and quiet enough to play in a hotel room without disturbing people in the next room. The pickup is a little thin sounding, but the same can be said for many full sized acoustics. I used it at an open blues jam once and it held it's own, in addition to getting a lot of comments. It has strap buttons, which you will want to use. Because of the reduced body size you can't really rest it on your leg. It has a snap in leg rest, but you'll want the strap. Only negative is that the screws on the back can snag your clothes. I covered them with a piece of making tape and the problem was solved. Overall, I love this thing.

Solid overall… Quiet. Great to practice on while watching a movie and not bother anyone. 😂 Haven't tried the pickup. Took it on a plane sticking out of my back pack and worked out great!!