GS-Travel Mahogany : Brilliant value!

I play mostly at home, but i wanted a smaller size guitar to take less space and something convenient to take anywhere i wanted to.

I was not a big fan of the headstock in the pictures, but i have to say that in person it as grown on me.

In terms of finishing i can't find many issues really. The cavity of the nut doesn't seem to be completely level and you can see they sanded the nut to fit better, but this is me nitpicking, it doesn't affect playability or looks at all.

The fretboard is a bit dry, but at least that gives you the flexibility to leave it that way if that's how you prefer it, or do the treatment with a product of your preference. I'm not a big fan, so that's something i'll need to take care of.

I'm a fan of the V neck profile though. I'd never played with one and it's very comfortable.

The tuners work pretty well. They seem to keep in tune and there's no dead spots. That being said i'm not really a heavy picker and i'm mostly playing fingerstyle, so for a heavy strummer this could be something to consider upgrading.

Sound wise i was extremely surpised especially considering the size of the guitar! Playing some natural harmonics you get clear notes with a nice sustain.

The gig bag is fantastic value for the price. I've paid 30/40€ for similar quality gigbags!

I'm really really satisfied with this purchase. If you're a beginner or someone who just wants a smaller guitar to mess around with it, you really can't go wrong with this one, i believe you get more guitar than the price implies.