Travel Guitar
Travel Guitar
A reader named Seth left me some good words in a comment or two so I followed the backlink to his website Etribe.com and was impressed by what I found: instructions and schematics for building your own travel guitar.
http://etribe.com/guitar/index.html
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Wade from Vagabond Journey.com
in Budapest, Hungary- July 30 2008
Travelogue -- Travel Photos
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"I envision a distributed production network where each person can build as little or as much of a guitar as they please, with minimal tools, and be compensated somehow through an online guitar/parts/bank, in either finished guitars, parts for guitars, money or other medium of exchange."
-Seth from Etribe.com http://etribe.com/guitar/vision/index.html
These travel guitars are small, hollow bodied, light, do not have a headstock, and could easily fit into a rucksack. I have met many travelers who bind themselves down with big and bulky full scale guitars. I look at them and think about what a burden it must be to carry around something so large and unweildy, which invariable occupies the use of an entire hand and arm. Likewise, I also meet many wanderers who say that they would love to be able to travel with a guitar if they were not so bulky and large. It is my impression that Seth's little travel guitars may be a good alternative to both scenarios.
Travel Guitar
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A reader named Seth left me some good words in a comment or two so I followed the backlink to his website Etribe.com and was impressed by what I found: instructions and schematics for building your own travel guitar.
http://etribe.com/guitar/index.html
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Wade from Vagabond Journey.com
in Budapest, Hungary- July 30 2008
Travelogue -- Travel Photos
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"I envision a distributed production network where each person can build as little or as much of a guitar as they please, with minimal tools, and be compensated somehow through an online guitar/parts/bank, in either finished guitars, parts for guitars, money or other medium of exchange."
-Seth from Etribe.com http://etribe.com/guitar/vision/index.html
These travel guitars are small, hollow bodied, light, do not have a headstock, and could easily fit into a rucksack. I have met many travelers who bind themselves down with big and bulky full scale guitars. I look at them and think about what a burden it must be to carry around something so large and unweildy, which invariable occupies the use of an entire hand and arm. Likewise, I also meet many wanderers who say that they would love to be able to travel with a guitar if they were not so bulky and large. It is my impression that Seth's little travel guitars may be a good alternative to both scenarios.
Photo of the Etribe.com Travel Guitar.
Links to previous travelogue entries:
Hostel Life in Budapest
Bomb in Budapest
Chinese Four Tigers Market in Budapest
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