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.…
Traveler Escape Mark III review: aux-in and headphone out
The Traveler Escape Mark III pairs a piezo pickup with a genuine headphone output and an aux-in for backing tracks,…
EART GW2 review: a boutique-spec headless electric, not a travel gadget
Donner builds its headless electrics specifically for travel and practice: the HUSH-X and the HUSH X Live both use lightweight…
Donner HUSH X Live review: the travel guitar with its own amp
The Donner HUSH X Live takes the headless HUSH-X design and adds a clip-on speaker with five amp models and…
Sonicake QGT-01 review: a travel guitar with 8 amp voices
Donner's HUSH-I EVO2 already proved that a detachable frame is a genuine way to pack a guitar down small. The…
Vintage Viator review: Paul Brett’s nylon-string travel guitar
The Vintage Viator is a nylon-string classical travel guitar designed by Paul Brett, styled on 1920s and 30s parlour guitars.…
LAVA ME Play review: a cheaper way into the smart guitar
The LAVA ME 4 is the guitar we recommend if you want a touchscreen smart guitar and you're not counting…
Donner HUSH-X review: a cheaper headless travel electric
The Traveler Speedster Deluxe is the guitar we recommend for a full-scale headless electric with a genuine headphone amp built…
Donner HUSH-I EVO2 review: the travel guitar you take apart
Most acoustic-electric travel guitars solve portability by shrinking the body. The Donner HUSH-I EVO2 solves it differently: you take the…
