Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Electric Travel Guitar Maple

I have been renting guitars when we travel for vacation but the quality is variable and the cost adds up. I was therefore looking for a compact travel guitar. Didn't love the Martin version and then tried the Traveler. It is beautifully designed and crafted. Most importantly, the neck and fretboard feel and play like a good quality full-sized guitar. The action is nice without any fret buzzing. It even holds tuning better than my Gibson ES335. I use it with a Boss headphone amp or connected to my laptop with a FocusRite, but it can even be played without amplification if you're just practicing. Only adjustment I had to make was where to put my right hand (if you like to rest it or a few fingers on the body of the guitar). It took a few days of trying different things, but now I don't even notice that there is almost no body. No problem on the airplane as this will fit in the overhead compartment or under your seat. Stewardess offered to store it in the closet for me. Cannot recommend this more highly

I have the "acoustic" version, and I carried it around the world on a year-long trip. It's small, light and easy to carry—just swing it over your shoulder. It's super durable, carved out of a single plank of maple. Unplugged, it sounds and plays like a solid-body electric. The amplified sound is surprisingly good (I have actually gigged with it). When traveling, I pair it with a NUX MP-3 Mighty Plug Pro headphone amp.

I travel 80 percent of the time for work. This guitar has been amazing. It plays very well, the craftsmanship is surprisingly good considering the price. It has been on three coast to coast trips in 2 weeks and I had no problem fitting it in overhead compartments.

I was looking for a cheap guitar that i could take everywhere. And Bazinga!, there it is. Action is pretty decent, weight is awesome, I love the fretboard. It's a cheap guitar, so could it be better? Yes. I suspect, like most low end guitars, you have to look them over well.

This guitar didn't do well in the long run. The guitar travels well but that's about all it does well. I still like all the features that originally attracted me to this guitar, compact and simple. Unfortunately this guitar is lacking in sound quality. This guitar always sounds off. I got a professional set up done and the luthier had a nice amp, guitar was still making a squawking sound. I was told that the pickup was the issue so ultimately swapping might work.

I had the shop set up the action and it's good but I also had them put in another pickup to try to improve the tone. The geniuses that engineered this guitar put the pickup in the bridge( with no tone control!) so with no guitar body, no tone control and only a bridge pickup prepare to turn down to zero your amp's treble and middle setting and hope you can find a decent tone. You'll need to buy a better travel amp.