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…
Yamaha CSF1M review: the solid-top compact folk guitar
Most travel acoustics are built down from a full-size guitar. The Yamaha GL1 Guitalele goes further than most, a nylon-strung…
Squier Mini Stratocaster review
Electric travel guitars usually get small one of two ways: a headless design that moves the tuning machines off the…
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, the Donner HUSH-X, the EART GW2, four Traveler models, and the Batking, comes…
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…
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 trades some size for portability. The Washburn Comfort G-Mini 55 Koa trades less than most. It’s a…
Batking Travel Electric Guitar Headless review: the tremolo travel electric
Most headless travel electrics, including the Donner HUSH-X, the HUSH-I EVO2, the HUSH X Live, the Anygig AGE TE, the…
Gretsch Jim Dandy Deltoluxe Parlor review: vintage, no pickup
Every travel guitar is solving the same basic problem: how do you get a full guitar-playing experience into something smaller.…
