Awesome work. I'm glad I found this video. I got an el' cheapo Behringer that maybe I could do the same with. I hope you make more videos like this. Subbed.
Very nice presentation, definitely comparable with the models that are being marketed by Traveler g Guitar. The only sonic difference (other than having only 21 frets) is the headstock, which is reminiscent of Ernie Ball. As I have been commenting in other places, it would be extra awesome if people started to build these traveler size guitars with the pickup and phase selectors inspired by Brian May. Love the music too. Is it all you? Did you record it on this guitar? Love to see that in the description.
cool idea but... is it playable? I had problems in the past when I could not hold my right arm on the guitar body while playing. I gave up on portable guitars for now, but maybe it's just me
Yeah, I've found all this talk about type of wood, density, vintage pickups is really folklore b.s. Electric guitars are not like a Stradivarius or an aged Martin acoustic. I have a 50 yo Strat I bought new and got a 1999 Travel-strat for vacations. The Travel-strat sounds better (through my EVH 5150, twin reverb or headphones) and I like the 9.5 radius better than the vintage 7.5. Sheesh. Go figure.
I wish they would make a bass version of this
Im going to try this with a squier mini 👍.
Really great, functional yet still cool n’ curvy♡
I like everything except the term hanging off the back. I might have extended the body to enclose that.
Great work. How about headless, neck fast removing hard tail guitar?
Awesome work. I'm glad I found this video. I got an el' cheapo Behringer that maybe I could do the same with. I hope you make more videos like this. Subbed.
Very nice presentation, definitely comparable with the models that are being marketed by Traveler g
Guitar. The only sonic difference (other than having only 21 frets) is the headstock, which is reminiscent of Ernie Ball. As I have been commenting in other places, it would be extra awesome if people started to build these traveler size guitars with the pickup and phase selectors inspired by Brian May.
Love the music too. Is it all you? Did you record it on this guitar? Love to see that in the description.
Thanks for feedback. The guitar is for a friend of mine and misfortunally I don't have any records of the sound. :)
While you’re at it why don’t you cut the headstock off and put the tuners down on the bridge?
Very nice!
Nice work :) I tought about this with a cheap Chanel stratocaster I have. Isn't there space to leave a 3+3 headstock? Regadas
cool idea but... is it playable? I had problems in the past when I could not hold my right arm on the guitar body while playing. I gave up on portable guitars for now, but maybe it's just me
L'ho realizzata per un amico ma è molto comoda se tenuta sulla gamba sinistra se sei destro, tipo chitarra classica
No belly cut? 😜😂😍 Very cool. Like a Strandberg, in a way.
nice work
Don't it effect sound being less body?
I really didn't find big differences
@@Iurly91 tonewood myth is debunked. Watch Jim Lil.
Yeah, I've found all this talk about type of wood, density, vintage pickups is really folklore b.s. Electric guitars are not like a Stradivarius or an aged Martin acoustic. I have a 50 yo Strat I bought new and got a 1999 Travel-strat for vacations. The Travel-strat sounds better (through my EVH 5150, twin reverb or headphones) and I like the 9.5 radius better than the vintage 7.5. Sheesh. Go figure.
Other half is building one of these .. Check out his face book .. facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008999508893
I hope you got a check dude, some company straight up manufactures these now....