Yamaha JR1 review: the site’s cheapest steel-string 3/4 acoustic
The Yamaha JR1 is a plain, genuine steel-string 3/4-size acoustic with no electronics, the cheapest named guitar on this site…
Squier Mini Stratocaster review
Every electric guitar reviewed on this site so far gets small one of two ways: a headless design that moves…
Donner HUSH-I PRO review: the travel guitar with a built-in effects rig
The Donner HUSH-I PRO puts 18 onboard effects, IR cabinet modelling and a rechargeable battery on a fixed-body headless acoustic-electric,…
Hofner Shorty review: the heritage-brand travel electric
Every electric guitar reviewed on this site so far, the Donner HUSH-X, the EART GW2, four Traveler models, and the…
Traveler Ultra-Light Electric review: no built-in amp
The Traveler Ultra-Light Electric is the plainest, lightest, cheapest full-scale electric Traveler makes, a passive dual-rail humbucker with no onboard…
Traveler Ultra-Light Nylon review: a full-scale nylon-string travel guitar with no headstock
The Traveler Ultra-Light Nylon applies Traveler's headless, in-body-tuning construction to a full-scale nylon-string classical neck, the only guitar like it…
Ortega RGLE18ACA review
The Ortega RGLE18ACA is a solid-acacia guitarlele with onboard electronics, tuned like the Yamaha GL1 but built to a different…
Washburn Comfort G-Mini 55 Koa review: the Amazon alternative to the GS Mini
Every travel guitar on this site trades some size for portability. The Washburn Comfort G-Mini 55 Koa trades less than…
Batking Travel Electric Guitar Headless review: the tremolo travel electric
Every headless travel electric on this site so far, the Donner HUSH-X, the HUSH-I EVO2, the HUSH X Live, the…
Gretsch Jim Dandy Deltoluxe Parlor review: vintage, no pickup
Every travel guitar on this site is solving the same basic problem: how do you get a full guitar-playing experience…
