Is a 3/4 guitar good to use as a travel guitar ?

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A ¾ guitar is a great choice for the first guitar, as its size makes finger exercises easier, as you don't have to cover too much space. A ¾ guitar is particularly a good choice for children between 8 and 12 years old who are just starting to learn how to play the guitar because it is...
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A ¾ guitar is a great choice for the first guitar, as its size makes finger exercises easier, as you don't have to cover too much space. A ¾ guitar is particularly a good choice for children between 8 and 12 years old who are just starting to learn how to play the guitar because it is better adjusted to their height. Yes, it's fine to use a 3/4 guitar as a “travel” guitar, but it's not the same thing because a 3/4 guitar has a shorter scale than most travel guitars, which usually have the same scale as a full size guitar. But a good 3/4 guitar still sounds good, and the smaller size and length would be easier to take on a trip. read less
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Yes. Absolutely. Because it is easy to handle due to compact in size and also good sound quality. Some of the guitars best suited for travel. 1. Yamaha slg200s 2. Yamaha apxt2 3. Traveller guitar ltd ec1 Hope it is useful.
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Yes. Buy a hard case though.
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Yes, it's good. But don't forget to buy a proper size padded bag for your guitar. It will safe your guitar. You can also go for hard case as well. That one also a great option. But atleast soft padded bag is must
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