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Go Travel Guitar Grande Mahogany (Martin Backpacker)

$ 210.67

Availability: 73 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • String Configuration: 6 String
  • Body Type: Travel
  • Number of Frets: 17
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Type: Acoustic Guitar
  • Set Includes: Gig Bag
  • Body Color: Natural
  • Fretboard Material: Oak
  • Body Material: Mahogany
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Handedness: Right-Handed
  • Model Year: 2005
  • Brand: Go Travel
  • Neck Material: Mahogany
  • MPN: Grande
  • Condition: In excellent fully functional condition
  • Model: Backpacker
  • Series: Backpacker

    Description

    You are looking at Go Travel Grande Mahogany guitar. These guitars were produces by Sam Radding, a luthier who thought young Bob Taylor how to make guitars is early 70's.
    When Martin started a production of it's famous backpacker Sam liked a general idea of such guitar, but wanted to produce something better: hand made quality, all solid wood. And this is how Go Travel guitar line started. Think of a Martin Backpacker, but with everything upgraded. Solid wood construction, adjustable truss rode, bone nut, saddle and pins, slightly thicker body for move volume, more comfortable neck, etc.
    Top:         Solid Spruce
    Back:       Solid Mahogany
    Sides:      Solid Mahogany
    Neck:       Mahogany
    Tuners:    High quality, sealed
    Nut:         Bone
    Saddle:   Bone
    Pins:       Bone
    Case:      Martin backpacker gig bag
    Size:       33.0 in.
    Scale:     24.5 in.
    Nut:        1.68 in.
    Body:     2.75 in. thick
    This is a great travel guitar. You can take it on the plane with you. It fits in any size car's trunk. It's also great for hiking, as it's light and compact. Also, the gig back allows for some extra cloth items to be fit!
    These guitars are no longer made, rare and increase in price over the years. This one is in excellent condition with very minor signs of use, such as a few small dings and scratches, hardly noticeable. Some very light wear on the neck, but no damage to the wood. It sounds great and has a story to tell about Bob Taylor's teacher. You'll enjoy it!