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Traveler Guitar Escape MK-II Steel-String Acoustic-Electric Travel Guitar

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Traveler Guitar Escape MK-II Steel-String Acoustic-Electric Travel Guitar

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The Traveler Escape MK-II is the most sophisticated full-scale acoustic travel guitar you've ever played! The Escape MK-II is a combination of traditional guitar features and innovative design. It includes an L.R. Baggs Custom Element-Hybrid pickup system with an onboard headphone preamp so you can plug directly into the guitar and play anywhere - or plug into your favorite amp. With 22 frets, a full 25-1/2 inch scale, a 12" radius fingerboard and an ergonomic body profile co-designed by master builder John Carruthers, you'll forget you're playing a travel guitar!

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Traveler Guitar Escape MK-II Steel-String Acoustic-Electric Travel Guitar Includes:
deluxe gig bag

Traveler Guitar Escape MK-II Steel-String Acoustic-Electric Travel Guitar Features:

  • Alder body with white binding
    Satin finish
    Maple neck
    Ebonized rosewood 12" radiused fingerboard
    22 medium frets
    Full 25-1/2" scale length
    Pearloid fingerboard inlays
    1-3/4" neck width at nut
    Body width: 10-3/4"
    30" length
    4-1/2 lbs. weight (6-3/4 lbs. with gig bag)
    Chrome 14:1 gear ratio tuners
    Custom L.R. Baggs undersaddle Hybrid-Element system with onboard EQ and headphone amp
    Custom-made gig bag by High Sierra
    Plug your headphones directly in and play anywhere
    Fits in airline overhead compartments





Traveler Guitar Escape MK-II Steel-String Acoustic-Electric Travel Guitar Includes:

    deluxe gig bag

Traveler Guitar Escape MK-II Steel-String Acoustic-Electric Travel Guitar

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  • Everything you need when you're flying

    As reviewed by Bill on 2/10/2009

    I was pleasantly surprised when I unpacked this guitar - it looks and feels well engineered and well built, and the action out of the box was not bad at all. The headphones weren't to my liking, but I am a bit biased as I prefer earbuds. The sound through an amp is better than headphones alone - with just headphones the tone of the heavier gauge strings (E, A & D) seemed lacking compared to the brighter tones of G, B & E. I guess that is due to the piezo pickup? With an amp (I use Line 6 Pocket Pod amp models) you can adjust for the disparity and it all comes together quite nicely! I've hauled this through many airports, practiced and played in many hotels and enjoyed having it around when I needed to decompress. The bag and the guitar have held up well to a lot of miles. Now if I can only get an EG 1 as well...

    10 of 10 people found this review helpful.

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  • Traveler Escape MK-II

    As reviewed by Rick on 8/23/2009

    I always wanted a travel guitar but was never satisfied with the junk available in stores. I bought the Escape on the spot and have never been happier. It's great to practice in the hotels while on the road. I think the quality is good enough to play a gig but when you have Taylors as an option that's not an option. I trashed the cheap headphones and tried ear buds but was not too satisified with those either so I got a very nice noise cancelling head set and found that to be a perfect combo. The guitar has held up for two years of traveling without a problem. If you know of a better traveling guitar buy it. I'll stay with my Escape.

    8 of 8 people found this review helpful.

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  • Silent Traveler

    As reviewed by steve on 1/18/2011

    Nice looking LP styling, well made. Binding, tuners, finish and playability are all good. If you want an "acoustic" travel guitar-get a Rover and invest the difference in price. If you want a "silent" travel guitar this is an option. You'll want to use a strap. It has a clean sound using the stereo buds. You can run it to an amp by switching it to mono. I am playing it through a Zoom acoustic effects and into a Bose L1 Compact, so I have lots of flexibility, but I have had a difficult time EQing it to approximate the sound of an acoustic electric guitar. It lacks the resonating chamber so the Mid range drops off. I'm hoping to get to the point where I can play out with it.

    2 of 2 people found this review helpful.

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