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Taking an acoustic guitar with you when you travel can be a lesson in compromises. You may have to make do with an odd-shaped instrument, a short necked model, or a cheap throw-away that produces poor ...

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Redlands-based Traveler Guitars understands the concept that guitarists like to bring their music with them wherever they go, which is not always easy to do. Ask any guitar player and they’ll tell you ...

Carbon fiber not only has a cool aesthetic all its own, but since it's quite a tough cookie and isn't affected by changes in temperature and humidity, it's a pretty sound choice for travel guitars.

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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Donner Where do you start with a guitar like Donner’s Hush I-Pro? The newly launched and ...

Czech guitar co Furch has announced an update to its Little Jane travel acoustic guitar. The key tweak is a new neck-joint connector, made from aerospace aluminium, and combined with the guitar’s neck ...

Travel guitars are smaller, lighter and otherwise less awkward than their dreadnought-sized or pointy counterparts. There is no formal definition for the ‘travel guitar’, but guitar manufacturers have ...

If you turn up at your local blues jam toting a Travelcaster you’re going to be noticed. What would Leo have said? Best electric guitars: Our pick of guitars to suit all budgets Best acoustic guitar ...