The Ultra-Light is the smallest, lightest, full-scale travel guitar on the market. Our proprietary In-Body Tuning System uses standard tuning machines relocated into the body, eliminating the need for a headstock. You get the same full-scale playing experience you’re used to on an instrument that’s substantially shorter and lighter than a typical full-size electric.
Audio Output: STANDARD 1/4 IN. JACK Batteries: N/A Body: EASTERN AMERICAN HARD MAPLE Body Thickness: 1.5 IN. Body Width: 5.25 IN. Construction: NECK-THROUGH-BODY Electronics: PASSIVE ELECTRONICS Fingerboard: BLACK WALNUT OR INDIAN LAUREL (MIDNIGHT BLACK MODEL) FINISH: MATTE OR GLOSS Frets: 22 MEDIUM Gig Bag LxWxH: 30 X 6.5 X 3 (IN.) Hardware: CHROME CLOSED GEAR Headphone Amp: NONE Instrument Input: NONE Neck: EASTERN AMERICAN HARD MAPLE Neck Radius: 15.75 IN. Neck Width at Nut: 1.75 IN. Overall Depth: 2 IN. Overall Length: 28 IN. Pickup(s): DUAL-RAIL HUMBUCKER Scale Length: 24.75 IN Strings: D’ADDARIO EXL110 Weight: 3 LBS. 2 OZ. Weight in Gig Bag: 3 LBS. 15 OZ.
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Plug In. Practice anywhere. The Ultra-Light comes equipped with an electric pickup and a standard 1/4-inch output jack. Plug it into your favorite amp, recording device, or headphone amp and practice anyplace, anytime.
Gig Bag Included Every single Traveler Guitar comes standard with a compact, custom gig bag so you can protect your investment at no additional cost.
Anytime. Anyplace. When we say compact, we mean it. The Ultra-Light fits in airline overhead bins, it’s under 3 pounds, and less than 2.5 feet long. That means the Ultra-Light goes anywhere you do.Being able to bring a guitar with you if you travel regularly is a big benefit. It allows you to keep your skills up while you’re away as well as relax at the end of a long day. If you travel for work, bringing a guitar with you gives you something to do while you’re in your hotel room.
Travel Guitar Vs Guitalele: Things You Must Know
In this guide, we’ll look at the different options you have for bringing a guitar with you while traveling. You’ll be able to find the right option for you as well as handy travel accessories to take with you.
One option is to bring your regular guitar with you. This might suit people who will be driving so can fit a full-size guitar in their car. Of course, you could take a full-size guitar with you when traveling by train or plane. The downside is the extra luggage cost, the possibility of damage, and hassle.
If you don’t like the idea of taking yourregular guitars with you, the alternative is to buy a travel guitar. These guitars are designed for travel. They’re compact while still giving you the feel of a full-size guitar.
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If you’re bringing your electric guitar with you, skip ahead to the travel accessories section. It gives you recommendations on gear to use instead of bringing your amp with you as well.
If you’re looking for a travel guitar because you have small hands, read through my guide to Guitar for Small Hands before you continue.
There are a few different options for types of travel guitars. You have a choice between electric or acoustic travel guitars, as well as a choice on portability.
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Some travel guitars offer full-sized fretboards so it feels like a regular guitar (as shown to the right). By reducing the size of the guitar’s body, the fretboard can remain the same. The benefit here is that it feels like a normal guitar. This is a good option If you’re happy to sacrifice some portability so you can have a full-sized fretboard.
Some travel guitars use a smaller fretboard to help reduce the size of the guitar. These guitars feel very different than a regular guitar. Some guitarists are happy with these fretboards while others hate them. Try playing a 3/4 size guitar to get a feel for what it’s like playing on a smaller fretboard.
If you will be staying in a hotel, this is important to think about. Strumming away on an acoustic guitar at 3:00 am in a hotel room is likely to end up with an angry knock on your door. If you play an electric guitar or a silent acoustic guitar with headphones, you can strum as hard as you want without any problems.
Donner Parlor Guitar 1/4 Size Acoustic Guitar 30 Inch Travel Guitar Guitarlele Bundle With Bag
There are silent options for both acoustic and electric guitars. These guitars are usually more portable than actual acoustic guitars so that’s an extra benefit.
One of the reasons you don’t see performing musicians rocking out on stage with a travel guitar is they tend to produce an inferior quality tone. Take a look at the two guitars below and think about how different they’re likely to sound:
Advertisements claim that you don’t sacrifice any sound quality with these guitars. But there’s no way the above travel guitar’s small body can resonate as well as the full-sized acoustic. You don’t expect a ukulele to produce the same full tone as a full-sized guitar and it’s the same with travel guitars.
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While there are a lot of acoustic travel guitars that do produce good quality tone, don’t expect amazing results. Your travel guitar likely won’t sound as good as your regular guitar and that’s okay. The goal here is to have a portable guitar that allows you to play while your away. So there’s nothing wrong with giving up some sound quality if it means you can take a guitar with you on your trip.
For some guitarists, this is an easy choice as you want to play the type of guitar you enjoy the most. If you only play electric guitar the choice is simple – get an electric travel guitar. You’ll be able to plug it into a mini-amp or headphones as you see fit.
If you play both electric and acoustic guitar, consider getting either an electric guitar with a piezo bridge if possible. This will give you a way to play silently while still hearing an acoustic tone.
What Is The Smallest Travel Guitar
If you play acoustic guitar, you have the hardest choice to make. You can buy a travel acoustic guitar so you have the look and feel of a regular acoustic guitar. The downside is you won’t be able to play in silence and it will be larger than the alternatives. Most acoustic travel guitars are around 30-40 in long ( 76-100cm). As you will see, this is significantly larger than many of the silent electric/acoustics you need to plug into headphones to hear. These guitars allow you to play in silence. They come at a smaller size but they don’t look or feel like an acoustic. So you need to decide what is more important to you.
There are plenty of options for acoustic travel guitars. Instead of trying to list all them and pick out the ‘best’, I’ll give you three very different options so you can get a feel for what features are important to you.
The Little Martin series includes a few different models including an Ed Sheeran model. They’re 3/4 scale guitars with a 23″ scale neck. This is important to remember because you may or may not like the feel of a 3/4 scale guitar. When I pick one up, it feels like I’m playing a child’s guitar. For others, it might be a perfectly fine compromise when traveling.
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The Cordoba Mini M Travel Acoustic is is a very popular option for a few reasons. It’s almost half the price of the Little Martin above and smaller in size. At 30.5 in (77.5 cm) in length, it’s a very portable guitar. For many people, the lower price and smaller size are enough to choose the Cordoba. But an important difference that makes this guitar worth considering is it has a full-width fretboard.
Having a full-width fretboard means it will feel normal when you play chords. Your hand won’t cramp trying to squeeze into position like it might with other travel guitars. It will feel like a real guitar except for the tiny body size. For most players having a full-width fretboard is a far better option than having a scaled down fretboard that feels cramped to play.
While the Little Martin may be higher quality than the Cordoba Mini, the smaller size and full-width fretboard make it a solid choice
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