Side-by-side comparison of the Stewart Electric Travel Guitar and the Anygig AGE
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First, let's have a look at the Stewart Electric Travel Guitar.
Next up is the Anygig AGE.
A good look at the Stewart Electric Travel Guitar
First up we have a full-scale electric guitar model which has a completely removable bolt-on neck. It is a little smaller than a Stratocaster, exceptionally well built but a little pricey.
But what about the Anygig AGE
This is one of two Anygig models we are having a nose at, The AGE model is a pretty awesome take on a travel guitar design. It is remarkably compact in the body department and once again has no headstock. The strings are instead tuned via a tune-o-Matic style system in 3 dedicated sets of 2 tuners located around the top, side, and bottom of the minute maple body.
HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON | |
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Stewart Electric Travel Guitar |
Anygig AGE |
| KEY FEATURES | |
+ Incredibly compact size for transit. |
+ Affordably priced model. |
| WHAT OUR TEAM THOUGHT | |
It is a rather unusual solution, which undoubtedly impacts the footprint of the instrument, nearly halving it altogether. |
It is another very different take on a travel guitar, it is unbelievably small and the manufacturers have included a detachable rest for extra comfort as these atypical instruments take a little getting used to. It is genuinely mind-boggling how much you can cut out and still get a jam-tastic travel worthy instrument, this little guy weighs just 1.4kgs which is practically unbeatable. |
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