In the realm of travel and music, the electric travel guitar emerges as a harmonious fusion of portability and performance. Designed for the modern musician on the move, these compact and versatile instruments redefine the concept of musical expression, allowing guitarists to unleash their creativity wherever their journey takes them. From the bustling streets to the serene landscapes, the electric travel guitar becomes a trusted companion, ready to serenade audiences and inspire melodies in every corner of the world.
⋅ Full 24 3/4" Scale electric travel Guitar
⋅ Fits in airline overhead bins. Only 3 lbs. 2 oz. & 28" Long!
⋅ One-piece Eastern American hard Maple neck-through-body design
⋅ Features a dual-rail hum bucker pickup
⋅ Includes Gig Bag
⋅ The FG Junior is a 3/4 sized guitar modeled after the acclaimed Yamaha FG Series
⋅ The JR1 has a smaller body and shorter neck, perfect for young players or those with smaller hands
⋅ Yamaha craftsmanship and a spruce top give this compact guitar an authentic acoustic tone
⋅ Great for use as a travel guitar when space is limited
⋅ Gig bag included for safe storage and easy transport. Saddle material: Urea
⋅ Alder Body with gloss finish; Flame Maple top
⋅ One player Series humbucking Bridge pickup; two player Series single-coil Stratocaster middle and neck pickups
⋅ “Modern C"-Shaped neck profile
⋅ 9. 5"-Radius Fingerboard
⋅ 2-Point tremolo Bridge with bent-steel saddles
⋅ Alder Body with gloss finish; Flame Maple top
⋅ One player Series humbucking Bridge pickup; two player Series single-coil Stratocaster middle and neck pickups
⋅ “Modern C"-Shaped neck profile
⋅ 9. 5"-Radius Fingerboard
⋅ 2-Point tremolo Bridge with bent-steel saddles
EART Headless Electric Guitar GW2 fix Bridge for 6 String Travel Guitar Small But Full
⋅ Roasted Padauk Body with Burled Maple Veneer：Padauk has a luxurious reddish brown colour and provides a punchy tone.Rounded with a burled maple veneer, GW2 excels in both looks and tone.
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⋅ Solid Spruce Top
⋅ Solid Tonewood Back and Sides
⋅ Unique Contour Neck Shape
⋅ Features 24-Inch Scale Length
⋅ Features 15 Frets
⋅ Steel Strings, Natural Finish
⋅ The SLG is the perfect instrument for practice, travel or stage use – any time an acoustic guitar just won’t do.
⋅ Near-silent performan...
⋅ The SLG is the perfect instrument for practice, travel or stage use – any time an acoustic guitar just won’t do.
⋅ Near-silent performan...
⋅ Spruce Top
⋅ Rosewood Fingerboard & Bridge
⋅ System 68 Pick-Up
⋅ Gig bag Included
⋅ Bridge Pins:Black ABS
⋅ Full 24.75" scale acoustic/electric travel guitar
⋅ Only 2 lbs. 14 oz. and 28" long
⋅ Piezo pickup with standard 1/4" output
⋅ Fits in airline overhead bins
⋅ Includes gig bag and detachable lap rest
⋅ Basswood body with X-bracing
⋅ 12th fret, 24”-scale nato set neck with 12” radius walnut fingerboard
⋅ Gretsch Deltoluxe soundhole pickup with gold/white rosette rings
⋅ 1950s-style vintage open-gear die-cast tuning machines and vintage end-pin strap buttons
⋅ Available in Smokestack Black with aged white binding and nickel hardware
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Pyle Beginner Electric Guitar Kit w/ Amp, Full Size Instrument w/ Humbucker Pickups, Amplifier & Accessories,...
⋅ DUAL HUMBUCKER PICKUPS: Humbuckers have two coils wound to reject noise and interference using phase cancellation. The result is a deeper, louder and smoother sound compared to cheaper single ...
Donner 30 Inch Junior Electric Guitar Beginner Kit ST Style Mini Electric Guitar Starter Package for...
⋅ [Built for Children with Rock and Roll Dreams] Standard electric guitars are too bulky for kids under the age of 10, hindering their learning process. With the new mini kid's electric guitar s...
⋅ With a shorter 22.75” string Scale, small neck profile and a downsized ¾ size Body this Squier is an excellent fit for the youth
⋅ On the go and short on space, this Squier mini i...
⋅ On the go and short on space, this Squier mini i...
⋅ Comfortable 1/2 size guitar, with standard tuning
⋅ Layered Mahogany top, back and sides
⋅ Nub one nut, 1. 875" Width
⋅ C-profile Mahogany neck; 22. 875" Scale Length
⋅ Satin polyurethane Body and neck finish
⋅ Natural wood has unique spirit and varies greatly in color richness and wood grain; Product shipped may appear lighter or darker in color than the product shown here.
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Travel electric guitars are great for musicians who want to keep up with their practice and performances on the go. These guitars are compact, lightweight and easy to carry around while still producing the same quality of sound as a full-sized electric guitar. However, with the many options available in the market, choosing the right travel electric guitar can be challenging. Below are some valuable tips to help you make the best choice.
Tip 1: Consider the Size
When choosing a travel electric guitar, size should be one of the most important factors to consider. The guitar should be compact enough to carry around easily, but not so small that it sacrifices playability or sound quality. Some popular sizes include the ¾ and ½ size guitars, but it ultimately comes down to personal preference. It’s important to try out different sizes to find the best fit for your playing style and comfort.Tip 2: Check the Weight
Apart from size, the weight of the guitar is another crucial factor to consider when choosing a travel electric guitar. You don’t want to be lugging around a heavy guitar while traveling. Luckily, many travel guitars are made with lightweight materials, such as aluminum, carbon fiber, or composite materials, which makes them comfortable to carry around. It’s important to check the weight of the guitar you plan to purchase before making the final decision.Tip 3: Check the Sound Quality
The sound quality of a travel electric guitar should match that of a full-sized electric guitar. The type of wood used in the guitar’s construction, the pickups, the strings, and the electronics all contribute to the sound quality. It’s important to read reviews and hear sound samples of the guitar you plan to purchase. You might also consider visiting a music store that stocks travel electric guitars and play a few to gauge the sound quality.Tip 4: Consider the Price
Travel electric guitars are available at various price points, from budget-friendly options to high-end instruments. While it’s tempting to go for the cheapest option, it might not always be the best quality. On the other hand, the most expensive guitar might not always be worth the price. It’s important to balance quality with affordability when choosing a travel electric guitar. Determine your budget and search for guitars that fall within your price range.Tip 5: Check the Build Quality
The build quality of a travel electric guitar affects the durability and longevity of the instrument. A poorly built guitar might not last long and may require frequent repairs. It’s important to check the construction of the guitar before making the purchase. Consider elements such as the quality of the frets, the smoothness of the neck, and the attention to detail in the finishes. A well-built guitar will enhance your playing experience and withstand the rigors of travel.Tip 6: Look for Additional Features
Some travel electric guitars come with extra features that make them even more convenient for travel. For example, some come with removable parts to save space when packing, while others have built-in headphone amps and effects pedals. Consider your specific needs as a musician and look for guitars that have those features. It’s important to note that guitars with extra features may come at a higher price.Tip 7: Consider the Brand
Choosing a reputable brand when purchasing a travel electric guitar is crucial. Established brands have a reputation for producing quality instruments with good sound quality and durability. Research different brands that offer travel electric guitars to get an idea of the quality they offer. You can also read reviews and ask for recommendations from other musicians.Conclusion
Choosing a travel electric guitar can be overwhelming, but with these valuable tips, finding the right one for your needs should be a lot easier. Remember to consider the size, weight, sound quality, price, build quality, additional features, and the brand. Ultimately, the best travel electric guitar for you is one that fits your playing style, comfort level, and budget.Related Topics You Might Like
