What size are travel guitars?

Most acoustic travel guitars are around 30-40 in long ( 76-100cm). As you will see, this is significantly larger than many of the silent electric/acoustics you need to plug into headphones to hear. These guitars allow you to play in silence. They come at a smaller size but they don’t look or feel like an acoustic.

What is the smallest guitar you can buy?

Martin LX1 Little Martin The Little Martin LX1 is the smallest guitar the legendary American brand produce, which makes it perfect for players with smaller hands.

What size is a travel acoustic guitar?

They could be as simple as a 3/4 or 1/2-sized guitar, which retains a full (albeit smaller) real wood tone. Travel guitars could be a full-size guitar that fold at the neck, offering full-size playability and tone but with the convenience of being able to fold the guitar in half!

Are there special guitars for small hands?

Reduced-scale guitars feel better because of the smaller neck, but also because the body is smaller. So if you pick up a 3/4 size guitar or a travel guitar and think it’s perfect for your small hands, the chances are it’s just the size of the body that makes it feel more comfortable.

What are mini guitars called?

A guitalele (sometimes spelled guitarlele or guilele), also called a ukitar, or kīkū, is a guitar-ukulele hybrid, that is, “a 1/4 size” guitar, a cross between a classical guitar and a tenor or baritone ukulele. The guitalele is variously marketed (and used) as a travel guitar or children’s guitar.

Does Gibson make a travel guitar?

The new Maestro by Gibson 30″ Mini Acoustic Guitar has been designed and constructed using the many years of Gibson guitar building experience. The overall length of the guitar is 30.75″, so it is an easy-to-pack travel guitar as well as a perfect guitar for beginners with small hands. The scale length is 13.5″.

What mini guitar does Ed Sheeran use?

Martin Ed Sheeran Divide: Ed’s signature guitar with Martin. It follows the same path as his previous model – see below – in that it’s a small-scale dreadnought acoustic-based heavily on the superb Martin LX1E. The difference comes in the visual stylings borrowed from Ed’s ‘Divide’ album.