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A few months back, I heard that one of our first pearl-topped carbon fiber collapsible travel guitars (OF660W1) was purchased by a gentleman, an artist who goes by the stage name name BOKE, for a trip he was taking to Shanghai – where he was going to the Taylor Swift concert. I invited him to swing by Xaimen and visit our…

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OF660 Review by Stan Davis

robSeptember 24, 2015

I played some carbon fiber guitars about five years ago. I like the idea of CF as a guitar material- humidifying in the winter, keeping the guitar from sitting in my car in the summer, worrying about splashed water at the beach, worrying about them during air travel, and all the other issues related to wood as a guitar material…

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Journey Travel Guitar Review on Collings Forum

robJuly 1, 2015

I will lend my support to the many accounts of the really good volume and tone of this guitar. It is diminutive in size but has a voice that really surprises in a good way.

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Guitar Adventures reviews Journey Overhead!

robApril 23, 2015

I’ve seen collapsible guitars before and I’ve never been impressed. They seem so flimsy and the gig bags are awkward. I don’t usually think of a collapsible travel guitar as one that I would be proud to show off and certainly not one that I would be willing to play on stage…after a couple weeks with the carbon fiber Overhead guitar, however, and I’ve changed my tune.

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Thoughts on DOT's new carry-on policy

robJanuary 11, 2015

Over the past few weeks, I’ve had several few people ask me what I think about the upcoming United States Department of Transportation announcement that “[Airline] Carriers must allow passengers to stow their small musical instruments [guitars, violins, etc.] in an approved stowage area in the cabin.” I thought this would be a great opportunity for a fun blog post.…

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