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@@reoscorpio I can't remember to be honest, but yes I prefer nylon as well- just for the warmer sound. And I most likely did switch it if it came with the steel strings. They have nylon strings with ball ends.

@@_.hello_friend._ ok. It does come with steel strings though, i check a lot of different places, and none were nylon. Can i ask one more question, while i have your attention ( 😋 ) .. Being that it is a smaller size format.. how do you find the play-ability of the frets at the top of the neck?? are they smaller than regular size or normal. i have big fingers, and it makes it hard to chord some smaller size guitars.

@@reoscorpio I do think it came with steel strings. And I'm sure my fingers are prob smaller than yours and I couldn't stand it after playing with it a few weeks. It's too crammed of space on the fretboard, even for my fingers. I ended up selling it.

@@_.hello_friend._ Thanks again for the feedback.. i'm going to check one out right now.. so i'll see if it fits 😋

@@spastickitchen I'll check that out thank you

@@RSG.0524 here in the USA you can get for around $250 to $350

@@Diasporaliving yeah I ended up selling mine after a few months.

@@quartaltrio747 lol I'm ready and waiting

Ayyyy that's awesome! So glad it was helpful

@@kateledger4976 aw thanks. Sorry about the annoying background music

Awesome thank you! Lmk how you end up liking it

Thanks so much, I appreciate that :)

Oh so very kind of you.

Hey I’m not the one making a “definitive” video on travel guitars. Do your damn homework!!!

@@rickgiannone6304 lol. I didn't write that this was a definitive video on travel guitars. Why you so unnecessarily aggressive? I think the docs left something in you when they did a colonoscopy or something. You may wanna go back and let them pull it out. Chill geez.

@@rickgiannone6304wow,relax,, no need to get excited,, she did a good job,, if you don’t like her review move on

@@davidadkins2563 aw thanks David lol

Hi, not sure why RUclips doesn't notify me of all comments. I didn't see this one till now. So I apologize for the delay. I ended up keeping the Washburn- but a few months into it I had to sell it because it was not enjoyable to play. Because it's so small, your fingers get crammed up so much trying to bar or really do anything. So I'm still on the hunt for something more fitting for me.

@@_.hello_friend._I ended getting to nova go,, cheap and carbon fiber so it can be dropped , cold hot doesn’t effect it

@@davidadkins2563 oh that's awesome!

@@_.hello_friend._ i ended up getting the enya carbon fiber.. hard to fret but nice little travel guitar

Haven't done an update yet. Don't think I will. I ended up keeping the Washburn for a few months. But it was a n unenjoyable challenge to play something that tiny

Lol thanks!

Thank you 🙏🏼

No I haven't, do they have an acoustic version?

That's rather specific lol and inaccurate

Ur younger ??@@_.hello_friend._

@@sneescampers lol it's all good

Does that disassemble? I was choosing guitars at and under$300

Yes and no @@_.hello_friend._

Thanks so much! I really appreciate that

Hey, that would be a mystery. However- they were tuned and they were plugged into an amp. I played both- plugged in and without an amp. And yes. Even with the action as high as it was, one of the strings were still hitting the metal frets

Lol no I was actually on the hunt to finding a perfect travel guitar and figured I'd do a review when I found myself with all those guitars lol. I ended up with keeping the Washburn. But ended up selling it a few months later because it wasn't ideal for learning new songs or playing on the fret. I'm really glad you liked the review :) thank you

Awesome, I'm so glad! I'll check that one out too

Hey! This video was for travel size guitars. Even the Enya go mini is still too large to actually be considered a travel size

@@_.hello_friend._if only I had a dollar every time someone treated me like an outsider because of being just a little too big…🙄.

@@bikerider4326 I'm guessing you'd be broke

@@_.hello_friend._ I actually have more money than I know what to do with…🥴

@@bikerider4326 that's great!

There were some that I saw that the neck slides off. It still had the big body though, that's why I was not interested in it. But maybe that's what you're looking for

@@_.hello_friend._ I want it to fit in my backpack

@@NikosAnimals I hope you find what you're looking for. You'll have to compromise on something if you're looking for acoustic, the sound, quality and neck action get worse. But if you're looking for electric, it's less compromise.

Thank you!

Thanks so much!

Aww that's very kind of you. Thanks so much

😐 who's saying "marin" lol.

Oh that's a beauty of a guitar. Does it disassemble to make it travel size?

​​@@_.hello_friend._only the upper arch can be disassembled, but the resting-piece is small enough to make it a perfect traveling-guitar with a weight of under 2 kg. It comes with a quality gigbag, adapter, headphones and a few other accessorries. It's a bit more expensive then your models ... but definitely worth every penny ...

@@rikaap866 yeah thank you! It's beautiful

Thank you for the tips. Unfortunately the Martin backpacker overall quality isn't even worth changing the strings to nylon.

@@_.hello_friend._ I have had one for over 20 years that I have taken as far as Europe and Africa, and it has held up both time wise and in long distance travel. I didn't like the sound of the original metal strings, too brash, harsh and tinny. With ball end nylon strings, it sounded more like a regular classical guitar, warmer and fuller. Other musicians have reported amazement that I can get such a sound out of so small an instrument. I wouldn't dismiss it so quickly without experimenting with strings and setup.

@@johnnybgoode1950 that's wonderful. You're right about it producing a much louder sound than the other minis. For me, however, after comparing those minis- the martin backpacker was definitely the lowest quality of craftsmanship and feel. But I'm glad that you love it. :)

@@_.hello_friend._ The construction is logical and cost effective. I have had mine for 25 years and it has has held up. It is made with a long mahogany board for the neck that is split and bent outwards to form the sides, then a mahogany end cap, a mahogany back and a spruce top are glued together. It is left with natural finish, which reduces cost and doesn't hurt performance. The only trouble I have had with it is that it needed some regluing after I foolishly left it in a hot car over several summers, but it sounds as good as ever.

@@johnnybgoode1950 I'm glad you like it. It's comes down to preference I suppose

So glad it was of some use :)

It seems to be nearly the same thing as the 1, unless I'm mistaken

Actually, the Hush-I version is acoustic with a piezo pickup, and the new version, the hush-x, released several months ago, is an upgraded electric version with HS pickups. That's the most recent version which would have been helpful to include in your comparison.

@@flppr1 oh ok. I put this together because I was on the market for an acoustic travel. But if I end up doing another one, I'll try to get that

I am a beginner who travels a lot, and I think I'll go with this exact setup! Thanks for the tips :)

Thank you, I appreciate that

Yeah it's really such a beautiful build.

:3 Thanks a bunch! You reinforced my favour to get the Donner Hush, but the X version, and probably all in black. Hehe. Shalom.^_^ Fellow musician. <3 🤝🤗✊🏽👊🏽🤜🏽🤛🏽🎸🎹

Dinner I think is vegan, and Gibson tends not to be. <3

I'm excited for you. It was a beautiful guitar to test out

Hi thank you for watching. Would you be interested in an updated video without the shooting background music? Which supplements in specific? All supplements should be cycled. Typically I take things for a month and then take a week or so break and start back up again- depending on the supplement.

The bacground music doesn't bother me. Thanks for the reply! I was refferring to reishi mushroom, cognitex elite and neuro optimiser. So you mean we have to take these on and off forever? otherwise symptoms return? I thought we should take them just for some time until we get better :(

@@erlag5653 no not forever. Each one of our injuries or reasons for or symptoms is very different than the next person. So I'm just pointing out different supplements that I tried or come across. It's not a guarantee that it'll help someone else's specific symptoms. From my own experience, I've learned to always start one supplement at a time, taking a fraction of the recommended dose -and then see how my body reacts to it. If it's no reaction or good reaction, then I up it to the full dose. Typically I'll take a supplement for a month and the reassess. Take a break for two weeks and see how my body responds. If I'm doing good without it, then typically I don't go back on till I find a need for it. If I do go back on it, I typically try to allow for a two week break and then start up again. The body needs to cycle things, you also don't want to build a tolerance to anything or have your body dependent on anything. I hope this answer helps.

hahahahhaha as someone who loves guitar and rollerblading, I got a kick out of this comment xD And I seriously wish there could be travel size roller blades

Obviously its for musicians who travels in different places for gig.

Hey just looked it up, looks cool- but it doesn't seem like a compact travel size guitar

@@_.hello_friend._ it is pretty small and has the same issue as some of the ones you talked about here, where most of the weight is in the headstock. Comparing its probably right about the same size as the Cordoba Mini 2, but with a thinner body.

@@jonmedders3866 ohhh ok. Would of been awesome if I had it in the line up. Thanks for letting me know about it

Haha lol, thank you. No I'm not too familiar with those, I'm sorry. Would actually love to hear your feedback on it. The tod10n is beautiful. You're making me want to find one and see how it plays lol

Lol... I'm a 32 year old woman with tattoos..... But good job. Lol haha

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