The Speedster is the electric evolution of our Pro-Series. Known best for its removable “tear drop” upper arm support and engine turned accents, the Speedster is loaded with a high output blade humbucker for the classic tones of today and yesterday. With the look, feel, and sound of a full size solid body electric, the Speedster is great for the rocker on the run. Check reviews!

Features:
It has 22 frets, with single volume and tone controls and a raised cord jack.
The body is a one-piece carving from maple with a pal ferro fretboard with screwed in separate pieces that serve as guards for the tuners and a detachable arm rest. The neck is really fine–24 2/4 inch scale, but with a slimmer profile than a Gibson, closer to Fender Strat. Very nice design combo. soft case, instruction book (needed) and your very own pick. Click here for more features!

Quality:
It comes with a single-coil sized hot rail humbucker that sounds pretty thin. As a result, this would never be a gigging guitar. But in combination with Pandora and iPod, it is extremely compact and goes with everywhere. The action is adjustable by lowering or raising the roller bridge (Very cool).

From the neck, paint, pick up and over all sound it is amazing. If you are looking for something smaller than the acoustics and want that electric feel and sound this is it. If you buy a Korg PX3 and hook it up to your IPod you can rock the night away and never disturb a soul. The neck is full-sized, so it works fine for the fat-fingered. The action was fantastic right from the store. Check Latest Price.

The tuning pegs are awkwardly positioned making it a bit of a chore to tune and the rolling bridge and wrap-around string configuration can cause inconsistent string-tension making tuning even worse. But it’s well worth it to lose the headstock and save on precious space. And heck, it’s still easier to tune than a guitar with a floating trem.

Sound:
Plug in your headphones so you dont bother anyone else and it still sounds completely amazing! This feels and sounds better than Ibanez solid body or Epiphone 335 clone. Someone has taken to playing this guitar more and more around the house in addition to when traveling. Keeps its tune better than feared. Great work Traveler! It sounds great for a single pick-up electric guitar.

Ease of Use:
Takes a while to get used to the unusual tuning mechanism, but great once you are used to it. Extremely easy unlined the backpacker or the Washburn rover

Value:
Great travel guitar. Check latest price.

Desirability:
Because of the size and conveniences of this guitar, you will take it everywhere and play more often. Because you play more often you will get better.

Overall:
Best travel guitar in the world. The thing with like most about the Speedster is its extreme portability and convenience, yet it feels neck-wise like full-size guitars. The compared the Speedster to the Steinberger Spirit, but the neck was not the same at all. The wish it had twin humbuckers.

Technical Info:
Neck Through Body: Eastern American Hard Maple
Fingerboard: Pao Ferro
Frets: 22-medium
Scale Length: 24 3/4 in.
Fingerboard Inlays: Pearloid
Neck Width at Nut: 1 3/4 in.
Body Width: 7 1/2 in.
Length: 28 in.
Weight: 4 lbs.
Pick-ups: Custom Dual Rail Humbucker
Hardware: Chrome
Electronics: Volume/Tone
All Traveler guitars come with the heavy duty nylon carry bag

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The Pro-Series is Traveler Guitar’s original, fully loaded, most compact travel guitar! Tried and true for a decade of performance, it is the smallest full-scale electric acoustic travel guitar on the market!

Since 1992, this flagship model has featured our key signature detachable lap-rest and private listening Stethophone. A flip of the switch turns this guitar from an acoustic to electric or a blend of both! Check Price!

Feature:
It’s a great package. Good value. 2 different sounding pickups, acoustic stethoscope. Nice neck.

The amazing design of the Traveler Pro makes it the only travel guitar to feature a full 24-3/4″ scale fretboard. It also has an internal resonate pickup coupled with a unique Stethophone headset that allows private listening without an external power source.

When you do plug it in, it gives you a choice or mix of a custom acoustic pickup and a traditional single coil. The Traveler Pro weighs only 3-1/2 lbs. and is only 28″ long, making it about as portable as a guitar can be. Made entirely of one piece of American hard maple. Check for features!

Quality:
It is well built, quiet operating smooth easy neck and as well balanced as it could be with no badly.

Sound:
Decent sound for its size. Take some knob twiddling to get it sounding good through a valve amp. Sound amazing through a Pandora PX4.

Value:
Great portable guitar despite its problems.the experience told have played on the airplane. Nobody can hear over the ambient engine sound. Played in hotel rooms. It’s a good diversion while on business travel — stuck in a hotel room; don’t know anyone in the city. Get some good practice time. With enough distortion you can’t hear the poor tuning. Check latest price!

Desirability:
Not sexy, but for its market it is well thought out and put together, feels good to you.

Overall:
It is a supplement for travel purposes only. It is really what you was looking for. Wish it had some tone adjustments. You can adjust the sound by mixing the volumes of the two pick ups.

Technical Info:
Neck Through Body: Eastern American Hard Maple
Fingerboard: Pao Ferro
Frets: 22-medium
Scale Length: 24 3/4 in.
Fingerboard Inlays: Vintage Clay Style
Neck Width at Nut: 1 3/4 in.
Body Width: 5 1/8 in. (Arm Collapsed)
Length: 28 in.
Weight: 3.5 lbs.
Pick-ups: Shadow, under saddle piezo Custom Single Coil
Hardware: Chrome
Electronics: 3-way Pick-up selector switch, Volume/Volume
All Traveler guitars come with the heavy duty nylon carry bag

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