Posted on 30 April 2012 by Acoustic Guitars Electric Guitars
I LOVE MY Traveler Escape MK-II Steel Left-Handed Acoustic-Electric Guitar (MK-II STEEL LEFTY NA). You can see why with so much to choose from.
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Posted on 03 July 2011 by Acoustic Guitars Electric Guitars
Helpful insights related to Traveler Escape EG-1 AAA Electric Guitar (EG-1 FT BLK) that you may not have been aware of.
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Posted on 15 May 2011 by Acoustic Guitars Electric Guitars
I totally love my traveler, except for one detail, the detachable arm (where the dials and switch are located) did not endure the stress, and the wood split at the point of attachment. I did a mickeymouse job of reattaching the split wood, and though it jiggles just a little bit, it’s relatively sturdy.
But i truly do take it pretty much everywhere i go, especially if i know i’ll be waiting a while for something or someone. This way, i make sure to practice a good half-hour minimum daily as opposed to the couple of hours a month (before the Traveler).
The sound is not super crunchy, but it’s nice, clean, and clear on the amps i’ve played it on. I’ve used mostly Fender strings, and the action is very nice. I don’t have much trouble in the way of tuning or it going out of tune, unless i play an extensive amount of bends, and then it’s usually the G string that goes out of tune. I’ve used the capo, a slide, a few effects with this guitar, and i’m satisfied with everything so far (except for wishing for a whammy bar from time to time).
So, if this guitar was stronger at it’s stress point, and it included a whammy bar, it would be truly a 5-star plus in my estimation.
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Posted on 03 December 2010 by Acoustic Guitars Electric Guitars
It is difficult to provide accurate Traveler Escape EG-1 Stripe Travel Electric Guitar (EG-1S YLW) information, but we have gone through the rigor of putting together as much related information as possible. Check it out below!
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Posted on 04 June 2010 by Acoustic Guitars Electric Guitars
Here is a refreshing perspective on Traveler Escape Steel-String Acoustic-Electric Travel Guitar (ESCAPE ST) with the price and current availability.
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Posted on 13 November 2009 by Acoustic Guitars Electric Guitars
The guitar came well boxed and padded with brown paper. Unfortunately there was no receipt included which I would need for warranty work. I called Customer Service and they just sent me a copy of an email that they sent me for the purchase. If anything goes wrong with the guitar and I would need warranty work, I’m not sure that a copy of email would satisfy the need of a receipt.
As far as the guitar, it is an excellent alternative to a full size guitar when you are unable to bring a full size one. But this is not a good substitue to a conventional guitar. The fit and finish are spectacular to say the least. The electronics work flawlessly. The sound is very good. The included stethescope earphone is uncomfortable to wear and most headphone amps will not fit into the cable jack due to its location. As far as playability, it is strange for my right hand. Without a full size body my hand gets a bit confused sometimes. Nice gigbag.
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