Journey Instruments Solid Sitka Travel Guitar – PJ410N Traveler Acoustic Guitar with Collapsible Patented System – Portable Backpack Case (African Mahogany)

Nice bright guitar. Amazing sound for the size. Support very helpful - I will use this company again.

Well happy with this beautiful little guitar

Needed a travel guitar. Thought it would be crap, but I was wrong. It’s brilliant. Comes with spare strings, pegs, and a lower bridge. The only naff thing is that it comes with a pick up which you have to fit yourself. You have to drill holes in the body and faff around with glue etc. No instructions included, you have to search on YouTube for instructions. Minus one star for that.

I wanted an acoustic guitar to give me something I can take with me on an aircraft that came vaguely close to what I have at home. I’ve played nothing else since it arrived weeks ago and I’m not due to go on holiday until next week 😂. Always a big decision to spend this kind of money on a guitar but it is perfect for me, at very least as playable as any guitar that I own, a few minutes to attach the neck to the guitar and will fit nicely in my case leaving loads of room for less essential stuff like clothes and toiletries 🤣

The concept of this guitar is fantastic, and enough to sell me on it. As an instrument, I was expecting it to be competent, based on youtube reviews, but not more than that. However, this thing has tone for days. It sustains better than my full size gigging acoustic which cost double, and the harmonics ring out like a bell. This is a flat out good guitar, and the beautifully designed neck join and carry case make it an exceptional travel guitar.

I originally had a problem with the strings being high. I emailed Journey guitars who promptly sent me troubleshooting videosI was a little worried so went to my luthierHe explained i had not tightened the large dial enough. He said it was the best travel guitar he had seen and would recommend it to customers and said it had a great sound

Great Guitars - that said, I had an issue with the matte carbon guitar. The paintwork literally scratched so easily by the end of a string when changing it. No real pressure to cause this so think the paint on the carbon could be of a more durable type. Wrote company but no real support. In fact, zero engagement in any meaningful way. Hasn't stopped me admiring these instruments. They sound fantastic for a travel guitar. If they got genuinely more insterested in their customer base, they would be trail blazing...