Pros: Nice portable classical guitar from master maker - good for lefties. Cons: You'll want to take it everywhere.
For those who have more than one guitar, the Martin Backpacker, classical, is a great addition to your collection. The price listed at e-opinions is higher than what I paid - under $200.
The great thing about this guitar is that it fits in an...
Pros: I like my backpacker it goes where I go.Great little classical guitar to carry. Cons: I need a guitar strap, the guitar is small enough to slip away from me.
I wrote this review, but left a few things out, so I am going to add more information on the bottom of the page. I did not buy my Martin backpack guitar,it was given to me as a Christmas present from my husband. My husband I were in the music store ...
Pros: Nice sound for the size and shape Cons: Can't be held properly for classical guitar practice
I was looking for a classical guitar that I can easily take with me for practice and recreation on trips. When I got it, I was quite satisfied with the sound, mind you that I didn't expect much.
Pros: easy to carry around, great sound for it's size Cons: need strap to play, even while sitting
In late 1992, Musician Magazine's section on new toys featured a review of the Backpacker. The reviewer seemed pretty impressed. The listed price was $215 for the acoustic model. I didn't really need another guitar, but Christmas was coming up, and I...
Pros: Portable, relatively inexpensive, fun. Remember it's a 200 travel guitar... Cons: Hard to hold.
Please remember that this is a 200 dollar travel guitar. It is designed to be relatively inexpensive and portable. I think it does this job nicely. I seem to take it with me everywhere. It is real easy to throw in the back of the vehicles when I ...
I tried everything in my power to content myself with this lightweight, ostensibly convenient backpacker guitar. However, after twisting and gyrating myself into all range of awkward positions in an effort to comfortably play this frigging thing, I've ...
More like a broomstick with strings. only good for carring around. the sound is terribble. By a Baby Taylor instead. it's easy to carry around and still sounds good.
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