Johnson JG-TR3 Trailblazer Travel Guitar

This is so perfect for adults who need a thinner body so they can reach the frets to play the chords.Excellent for carrying through the Nursing Home to visit and cheer up the people.I wish they would Make them again!!! I know several people who would love one!!Nice Sound too!!

Was better than I expected . I just wanted a guitar I could take hiking, backpacking and camping without worrying about the elements and damage from being in the outdoors. Already took it out on the trail and enjoying playing it .

The media could not be loaded. It is a compact package that seems to be durable. It came very well packed. The neck does have an adjustable truss rod which helped me set it up and get the buzz out of a few places. So far it has stayed in tune fairly well or at least as well as can be expected. I bought this as a beater/camping/woods guitar and think it will do just fine for the price. If I was shopping again, I would buy it again. See more in the video review!

Absolutely perfect for what I was looking for. I’m constantly on the road and am limited to the size of items I can bring. This fits perfectly, and it’s quiet enough that I don’t bug the neighbors in a hotel room. It’s not a premium sound or feel, but for traveling and the cost it’s perfect.

Perfect for practice on the road or on your couch. Not loud enough for gigs, but that's not what I bought it for. Very playable neck. Goes all the way up to 15.

Right out of the box I discovered a piece of wood chipped out of fret board next to fret 17, most likely chipped out when cutting into the fret board to set the fret. This should have been patched immediately and sanded down, or simply thrown out. There is a buzzing sound coming from more than one of the tuning peg mechanisms, even after tightening all the screws just a bit more. Holding onto the peg handles stops the buzzing.Quality control should have caught these two issues. Had I tested this out in a shop I would have never bought it, unless it was seriously marked down in price. Luckily, I will be able to make the repairs myself at no significant cost. Otherwise, the guitar is very nice looking and sounds good considering the decreased size of the sound hole and body. It does come with a padded soft case which was nice as a case can cost $20.00 or more.

This is perfect for someone who travels. The price is reasonable and it is rugged. This is the third one I’ve bought. Unfortunately I keep losing them! Left one in a taxi and another on a plane.

Oh my, like the headline, this truly was the most disappointed I've ever been when picking up a guitar- new one or otherwise. It's all plasticized wood or something(?). Firstly, the sound- that's why. No sound. It has a sound of an electric guitar NOT PLUGGED in- BUT, it's supposed to be an Acoustic Guitar- so- presumably- it will produce sound without being amplified- this thing doesn't produce any sound. What a huge disappointment. I ordered it (rather than paying the extra 100 for a known great Travel acoustic guitar)- so as to fit the mission. I received it abroad, while on travel- and this thing once unboxed- truly made me mad and sad. Now, I'm stuck in a another country, can't return it (unless I ship it back to the States)- and then initiate a return- which the cost of shipping matched the cost of the purchase. Wow- I truly ate this one. Now, stuck with a "travel" guitar that could be used as a Tent Stake hammer, rather than an actual guitar. Again, Stay away- definitely not worth this price (unless you move the decimal two places to the left!).