This Headless Acoustic Sounds Insane

[@TaylorDanley]

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[@Octopussy1999]

hi, you can change between acustic and metal trough the guitar?

[@Kimberlight]

Neat! Looks good for traveling. Innovative too and they thought about alot of cool things like the double use strap, the jack/strap location and the bars being put into the body.

[@GodzillaGoesGaga]

Can’t wait for someone to mod one and put magnetic pickups in. I’m sure you could have an A/B switch for piezo/electric!

[@OfficialDreamTheater]

Don't need that. There is a HUSH-X for your electric needs.

[@marcomoscoso7402]

Dude that "acoustic" guitar sounds tight for metal. Who needs a Strandberg/Kiesel headless!

[@wesreamsbottom4627]

There is a magnetic allan key built into the top of the guitar for tightening the tuning pegs.

[@NKBobcat]

The hex key is also for the tuners.

[@doctoribanez]

Its kind of cool in a way. Needs more frets though

[@thatotherdan9984]

That's what the full size guitar is made for. This is for easy traveling and practice anywhere. Which it nailed since you really don't need to have 22 frets as the missing notes can be found in other places.

[@GrimRockandRoll]

Best demo of this guitar ever!

[@nufit7]

Not for metal guys, but I like the shape and it's function as acoustic guitar. Perhaps make metal riff on it will be unique performance

[@GnMReviews]

I've been looking for a travel guitar to practice on the road but that just sounds kinda wrong. The piezo sounds harsh under distortion. Sounded great acoustic, but aside from the odd clean line, I'm almost never doing that.

[@AWMJoeyjoejoe]

Just get a headless guitar. I have one and I often take it to work (I'm a trucker). Great for travelling

[@femali]

I would use it for acoustic gigs, and maybe even for quiet practice.

[@michaelvarney.]

I have one… I only used it for slide… the action is bad and only got worse. I’ll have to put a lot of work into it to get it playable… but it is fun for slide for sure.

[@GoblinArmyInYourWalls]

You wanna sell it?

[@odunhops7727]

I´ve got one and it´s not bad. The new model "donner hush-x! seems to be much better. I´ve ordered!

[@BaktaBak3]

Nice idea, but wouldn't be for me. I rather the Martin LX1E for an acoustic/electric travel guitar (which I have). The Martin actually sounds very good acoustically and/or plugged into a PA/amp. I've used it many times for gigs and as a back up on stage guitar. Thanks and appreciate the review !

[@leecasss]

The Donner is much smaller. I can put it into my suitcase so no problems arguing with flight staff about putting it in the overhead or into baggage which I have had with other travelling guitars.

[@lodelface]

but the martin cant take distorsion like this does ...

[@DoofAlmighty]

Am kinda digging this small form factor guitar. Might wait and see if they come down in price during january sales.

[@cheapskate8656]

I'm a bit confused, is this actually an acoustic guitar? Or just an electric guitar with a piezo. An acoustic guitar would need a thin vibrating top. Which is generally why you cant use them with distortion. I guess thats why they call it hush? Its quiet like a semi acoustic?

[@aleksandrsamoilov1830]

I shocked guys , really what kind of travel type guitar kit you can buy by this price with good sound and portable type

[@paolo-1283]

Dear Donner, please make a 22 - 24 version of this with extended cutaway at the bottom 🙏

[@milesey01]

Is the neck the standard width? Looks like 12 string size....

[@mysteriousplankton]

That top brace is useless. I wish it had a built in tuner instead. Supposedly there's a magnet that holds the allen wrench in place.

[@Fartinhalerr]

Hell yeah this is some great in my Dave Matthews cover band

[@leecasss]

Nice review! You can get the guitar much cheaper than your quote. The guitar stays in tune pretty well. I mainly play slide. I plug this guitar into my pedals and amp and play it like my normal Strat, but only when I'm travelling. I installed strap locks; one next to the lead jack. I disliked using the hex wrench for the dismantling and installing of the metal body shapes each time I travelled, so I drilled right through the holes and body and put in brass bolts so that I can use a normal screw driver. It looks fine: like it came like that. Also I didn't like the way the tuner sat on the end of the neck so I made a split dowel to fit top and bottom. Now the tuner sits snugly instead of wobbling. I've got photos and could post them if you tell me how!

[@lodelface]

upload a video showing the mods

[@Nexard237]

the mahagoni like seems to be more aggressive than the other

[@Gate11Studio]

What happened to metal bands that incorporated acoustic and clean guitar sounds? This could be great for versatility!

[@ChaleunsoukSisouvong]

I want to have one please

[@RealGengarTV]

For practice, this has a use but you might as well just jam on any electric guitar not plugged in. For recording as an acoustic? No For recording as an electric? Hell no

[@WyldestZakk1980]

Thats a Piezo PU. They need 9 Volt.

[@phililpb]

Close you eyes and tell me you don’t see Kermit the frog

[@ManicksChannel]

It would be cooler if they put a legit pickup in it.

[@AWMJoeyjoejoe]

A normal headless guitar is a better solution for the travelling metalhead. Almost as compact and they're proper guitars with real pickups and everything. There are plenty of battery powered amps to choose from too. Guitars like this are just a gimmick.

[@Fartinhalerr]

Yo teach me how to grow my hair out

[@RobbmanGaming]

... possibly modify it. Add pick ups.....