Buy Traveler Guitar Escape MK-II Acoustic-Electric Travel Guitar (Nylon String, Deluxe Gig Bag)Traveler Guitar Escape MK-II Acoustic-Electric Travel Guitar (Nylon String, Deluxe Gig Bag) Product Description:
- Alder body with bolt-on maple neck; natural finish
- Includes L.R. Baggs under-saddle element-hybrid transducer with 2-band EQ
- Built-in headphone amp
- Includes deluxe gig bag, limited three-year warranty
- Full 25 1/2" scale nylong-string acoustic/electric travel guitar fits in airline overhead bins
Product Description
Like the other models in the Escape MK-II line, this classical travel guitar is packed with improved ergonomics and popular features. A 22-fret, full 25-1/2 inch scale, non-radiused ebonized rosewood fingerboard and a comfortable body profile make this acoustic Traveler feel like a traditional classical guitar. Every Escape MK-II comes equipped with a custom L.R. Baggs Hybrid-Element pickup system, a built-in headphone amplifier, headphones, elegant binding, ebonized fingerboard, traditional finish options and a sturdy, top-of-the-line gig bag.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Good feel for a travel guitar
By Muso
The guitar is well made with the neck feeling especially comfortable. I was surprised at how good the neck feels. The strings sound nice just acoustically and the guitar sounds like a typical nylon string acoustic-electric through the piezo pickups and pre-amp.This is definitely one of the better made travel guitars and doesn't feel like a toy at all. Very good for the price. You could get a better travel guitar like the ones with detachable necks but they are much more expensive. This is great value for money considering the price tag. And it is light, stays in tune well, and has the right string height (which is adjustable).
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.So ergonomic !
By Jean Barthelemy
Very good balance with this pickup (well mounted)The size is perfect. I use it to record material for students and I plan to use it on stage too : no feedback because of the solid body.I wish it had a 52mm nut width like a real classical but hey, I won't use it to play Tarrega or Bach !
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Very impressive for a travel guitar
By The Iguana
This is my third guitar. I also have a full-sized nylon string acoustic and a Fender Squire Strat. Of my three guitars, this is the one I reach for most often these days. I play it through a Roland Micro Cube amp and it sounds great. The tone is clean and crisp. Out of the bag, the action is a bit high down the neck, but I'll have this adjusted for my playing style. I haven't tried to change strings yet and have heard it can be a bit tricky with this guitar, but I'll cross that bridge when I need to. I'm not too worried about it, and the extra flexibility this guitar gives me is worth a tiny bit of hassle. I'm learning finger-style playing and this guitar does everything I could hope. It's just fun to play. It's also quite a conversation piece. Everyone is curious about it. The extra attention is fun.
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