While there is a certain charm about lugging a rectangular hard care or a shoulder strap-fitted acoustic guitar case through the airport, the fact of the matter is there's nothing convenient about the process, which is precisely why Minicorda have gone ahead and developed an electroacoustic travel guitar that finds an exceptional balance between big-league sound and a diminutive package that allows it to easily be transported in suitcases and backpacks.
What's great about the Minicorda electroacoustic travel guitar is the fact that it was constructed with acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) polymers on an aluminum frame, allowing it to boast a very light weight. However, this guitar is also equipped with a microphone, pre-amp and an array of tonal controls that give players a high level of control over their sound output.
Available for a price of $270, the Minicorda will appeal to guitarists on the go who don't want to travel without their six-stringed companion but aren't keen on the hassle associated with hauling around traditional guitars.
Packable Electroacoustic Travel Guitars
The 'Minicorda' Guitar Offers Big Sound In a Small Package
Trend Themes
1. Packable Instruments - Innovative designs for musical instruments that prioritize portability and convenience without sacrificing sound quality.
2. ABS Polymers - A trend towards using acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) polymers for lightweight and durable construction in a variety of consumer products, including musical instruments.
3. Electroacoustic Technology - Advancements in incorporating technology into traditional instruments to enhance sound quality and enable greater control over output for musicians and performers.
Industry Implications
1. Musical Instruments - An industry that is ripe for disruptive innovation, with potential for growth in the packable instruments segment and incorporation of new materials and technologies.
2. Consumer Electronics - A related industry that can benefit from the trend towards packable and portable products, such as the Minicorda guitar made with ABS polymers and electroacoustic technology.
3. Travel and Tourism - An industry that can benefit from the development of packable instruments like the Minicorda guitar, allowing musicians to bring their instruments with them on the go with ease and efficiency.