Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Acoustic (Natural EDN)

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Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Acoustic (Natural EDN)

Name: Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Acoustic (Natural EDN)
Brand: Traveler Guitar
SKU: traveler-guitar-ultra-light
Price: 199.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)

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When music is a travel must, pack the Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light. Measuring 28 inches long and weighing less than 3 pounds, it’s the smallest, lightest full-scale acoustic/electric guitar ever made Read More

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sh06un

Jun 16, 2021

Verified Buyer

Mine was lost in the post (neutral rating)

I had purchased one and it was lost in the post. At the time, Drop were happy with giving me a refund so no problems here.

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DaveC09

Sep 14, 2018

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I purchased this thru Massdrop, and it did seem like it had been sitting around for quite a while. I did a a setup on it and when i oiled the fretboard it seemed very dry, and the frets were quite oxidized (no wear - just cruddy & needed burnishing with some 0000 steel wool) All the tuner retaining nuts were loose, as was the endpin jack - like the wood had dried out. All easy fixes tho... just glad I do all my own setups & maintenance & didn't have to take it to a luthier... Once the setup was done it plays quite well. It is really only useful as a practice tool or plugged in... not much in the way of sound itself...

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Traveler_Guitar

Hi Elsid, If you are still interested in a Pro-Series drop there is one taking place right now. https://www.massdrop.com/buy/traveler-guitar-pro-series Cheers.

neiru37

UPDATE: I've discovered that my guitar has intonation issues. When I tune with a tuner using the open strings, it's not in tune when you play the 5th fret.

TimmiWanted

The guitar I ordered was impounded by the customs over here in Germany. I received a letter telling me that some parts of the guitar are made from "dalbergia spp." wood which apparently falls under federal law on nature protection. According to your website the guitar is made of maple which should not be illegal as far as I know. In the case with the "Travelers Ultralight" guitar I have no idea what to do now. I do not know if it was made with maple wood which is what your website told me or if the customs are right and it has parts that are made with "dalbergia spp." wood. I do not know much about different wood types and I would definitely not be able to tell the two apart even if I was able to get my guitar. I am not sure what to do now either.