1.0: Folding/Foldable Acoustic Steel-String Acoustic Travel Guitar with Gig Bag[CRS1-S]

Garbage. This came with a bent neck and could not be played.

Bought this for on the go practice and lunch break . I'm pretty happy with it so far!Compact, light, quiet and very comfortable to hold in Classical guitar position! I got a Martin backpacker as well, but that is really awkward to hold due to the small body. That’s why this cross guitar is really amazed me, although It took me some times to find the right position.

Kind of top heavy, hard to hold in position. No pick-up jack.

I purchased the nylon string version of this guitar from Amazon. It is very nice looking out of the box. However, after playing for about 5 minutes, the cross piece that is suppose to hold the guitar on my lap start to slip forward. I have to constantly stop to readjust it. The whole instrument is just very awkward to hold and play. I expected soft sound quality. However, it was soft to the point that I can't hear the lower notes at all. Very disappointed that this didn't work out.

Overall, I like it and the concept. Feels good in my hands and quite solid. Well constructed, except the bridge came off the first time I tuned it. Just like another reviewer posted. Not sure if they glued the bridge to the varnished surface. I sanded the old glue from the bridge and the guitar body. I applied Titebond 3 wood glue and clamped it for 72 hours. I restrung with light strings and it now works. Apart from poor bridge adhesion, the rest looks to be of good quality

Purchase arrived in good condition and was exactly as described. It takes a little getting used to at first, but it’s worth the time so as to have a compact practice instrument. Very convenient, very clever design, and very good quality.