Can This Make Your Guitar Sound Better?

Quick 1 hour before and after using the Tone Traveler. Does it make a difference? Hard to tell after only 1 hour but there is a small difference to me while playing and listening back. I think I will run this for many hours and see what happens.
To me it sounds a little louder, more balanced, and more mids.

[@M27USMC]

Very interesting

[@user-bo7ne9jm7u]

Hi! Enough time has passed. What are your impressions of the Tone Traveler now?

[@Jim-kj4sn]

So what's the theory here? Do they vibrate to open up tone woods like the body of the guitar? Is that the idea?

[@patricklundquist9869]

It's been my understanding that ToneRight and Tone Traveler are both intended to break in and open up new guitars so that they sound like old, well-played guitars, like your Collings.

[@cap217cap217]

I bought it to use on 2 new Pre War Co guitars. I wanted to try it on a broken in guitar first but I will make a video of the pre wars soon.

[@Jim-kj4sn]

So what's the theory here? Do they vibrate to open up tone woods like the body of the guitar? Is that the idea?

[@cap217cap217]

yes

[@philvandel]

Did it open / loosen up your Pre-War guitars? I have one and it sounds great, but definitely feels tight.

[@cap217cap217]

Its hard to tell honestly.

[@johnzias284]

Why do a video after one hour of use when they recommend a cumulative 80 hours to get real results?

[@cap217cap217]

I thought someone would be interested in hearing the difference after 1 hour. I was going to make a series like 1 hour, 5, 10, 20, etc... Thats why. Also, they say that 1 hour may work for a guitar. Its not an exact 80 hours is a must. Also depends how old the guitar is and how often its played.

[@Iamnickdude09]

I don't think you can judge based off 1 hour of use. You need to leave it on there for a week is what I've heard