DIY Guitar
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Introduction to the Martin Backpacker In the realm of travel guitars, the Martin Backpacker stands as a true icon, offering a harmonious blend of portability and musical prowess. This compact stringed companion has been a favourite among musicians on the move, promising the melody of adventure in every chord. In this detailed review, we’ll explore…
Introduction The Seagull Dulcimer is a unique and portable 4-string diatonic acoustic instrument. It is designed to bring joy and creativity to people of all ages. Made in La Patrie, Quebec, Canada, this instrument draws inspiration from the dulcimer and offers a compact size that makes it easy to carry and play. Whether you are…
Introduction. The Enya Nova Go Carbon Fiber Acoustic Guitar stands as a remarkable fusion of modern innovation and classic musical craftsmanship. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at what makes this guitar a standout in the acoustic realm, exploring its design, features, and the unique experience it offers to musicians. What sets the…
Are you a musician always on the move, looking for a travel-size guitar that doesn’t compromise on tone and playability? Look no further than the BT1 Baby Taylor travel guitar. This 3/4-scale acoustic guitar is the perfect companion for new learners, young players, and guitarists who can’t be without their instrument while traveling. In this…
Looking for a guitar that’s comfortable to play and perfect for travel? The Mitchell MDJ10 Junior Dreadnought might be your ideal match. This guitar offers a smaller size (3/4 scale) that’s ideal for players with smaller hands or those just starting out. But don’t let the size fool you – the MDJ10 packs a punch!It reminds…
Well. Another great news from Martin & Co: Martin Dreadnought Jr. acoustic-electric guitar: Martin Dreadnought Jr. Is a Rival tl Taylor GS Mini This is certainly a revenge.A few years ago Taylor had stepped out with their new guitar: Taylor GS Mini.What was new? Taylor GS Mini is definitely a travel guitar (and I have…
Introduction to the Taylor GS Mini Back in February 2015, after months of relentless searching, I finally stumbled upon the guitar of my dreams. The journey to find it was no small feat—I covered a whopping 800 kilometres in a single day. But the moment I laid eyes on it, I knew the quest was…
