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Johnson JGTR1 Trailblazer Travel Guitar

Normal Price:$119.95
Our Price:$92.24
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Manufacturer: Johnson
Model: JGTR1
Publisher: Johnson
Label: Johnson

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Features for Johnson JGTR1 Trailblazer Travel Guitar:

Spruce Top
Mahogany Back, Sides, & Neck
Nickel/Silver Frets
Includes Bag
Scale Length: 24 3/4''

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Editorial Review
The Trailblazer is truly the traveler's dream with its small scale design and great look! It features a spruce top and mahogany back, sides, and neck. The Trailblazer also boasts other features you wouldn't expect to find on a travel guitar, like neck and body binding and full size nickel/silver frets. Built with great materials at a low cost, the Trailblazer delivers when on the go. Whether you're camping, hiking, or just taking a quick road trip, the new Johnson Trailblazer is the perfect companion for the player on the run!
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Customer Reviews

I lilke it too

2007-11-15
I have a Baby Taylor guitar but really, really liked this one too when I spent way too long playing it at a guitar shop. The sound seemed good & the size even more convenient than the Baby for travelling but what wasn't clear to me was if you could play it for long without a strap.

A nice portable guitar that I fall in love with

2007-08-13
I bought it about 6 months ago and played it almost everyday. I sometimes breng it to other places for rehearsal or performance. It's never dissapointed me so far. To my surprise, it still looks new eventhough I play it a lot and my 4 years old son hit it accidentally a couple of time. I got 3 other guitars, but I played this one more often than the others. Don't compare with the sound of the full body guitars. Ofcourse this one sounds weaker because of this size. I installed an EQ preamp pickup for thin body guitar, and it sounds full and loud plugged. People are always amazed to hear the sound through the amplifier. They always ask me is it an ukulele ? Why it sounds like a guitar ?