Traveler Guitar Ultra-Light Nylon Classical Guitar, Mahogany (ULN MHSBW)

I have a steel string one, a nylon string one and the ukulele (no longer available).

I recently picked up my nylon-strung classical guitar again after concentrating on electric for a few years. I've been practicing a couple of Spanish pieces and getting somewhere. I had a 2 week holiday coming up but didn't want to take my bulky guitar and case with me. Enter this Traveller guitar.I'd seen Traveller electrics but didn't realise they did nylon-strung as well. But this seemed ideal.The neck and string spacing is the same as on my full-bodied guitar so it was perfect for practice on holiday. I took a small practice amp with me but found the piezo pickup also amplified my fingers sliding on the wound strings. For my purposes of practice and learning I didn’t really need amplification anyway, but it might be something to consider if you intend to plug into something. Or maybe it highlights a deficiency in my technique!The regular tension strings it came with are OK standard strings but I might replace them with Saverez High Tension like I have on my full-size guitar - this Traveller has an adjustable truss-rod which will be useful here.At home I find I often pick it up instead of getting my main guitar out of its case!

Extremely poor quality.The handle at the top of the neck was connected by a plastic cable tie ! This was in plain sight, unbelievable for a guitar costing over £330.The screws holding the support timber for the tuning pegs were proud of the surface not countersunk as one would expect.Every thing about the guitar seemed poor and cheap build quality.