Donner HUSH I Portable Ultra Light, Maple Body and Silent Acoustic Electric Guitar

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Donner HUSH I Portable Ultra Light, Maple Body and Silent Acoustic Electric Guitar

With the Donner HUSH-I Silent Guitar Maple, instrument manufacturer Donner introduces an interesting guitar concept that is especially aimed at musicians or the road and guitarists looking for a particularly compact and comfortable-to-play guitar. Thanks to a particularly versatile pickup system, the compact travel guitar is easily available for practice sessions and rehearsals, while the instrument's ergonomically shaped design is ideal for both beginners and advanced guitarists.

Continuous mahogany construction
The basic construction of the Donner HUSH-I Silent Guitar Maple consists of a neck made entirely of one piece of mahogany and two body wings also made of mahogany. The asymmetrically designed neck profile turns out to be particularly advantageous here, offering secure chord fingerings and precise melody playing right up to the highest positions of the 20-fret fingerboard, always with a particularly comfortable thumb rest. Last but not least, the HUSH-I features a full 628 mm scale despite its compact design.

Easy to mount body brackets
In addition to the pure wooden construction, two additional mountable body brackets made of metal are included in the scope of delivery, which give the Donner DONNER HUSH-I Silent Guitar Maple playing characteristics known from classical acoustic guitars when you want to play it in a sitting position. These are simply inserted into the corresponding sockets on the top and bottom of the frame via the enclosed mounting screws with the Allen key. This way, the HUSH-I is ready to play and use anytime and anywhere in a matter of seconds.

Headless, Limitless
The ultra-compact and lightweight Donner HUSH-I Guitar is the perfect axe for travel and practice. Although being a full-scale guitar, it features a headless and detachable bar-frame design for extreme compaction and quietness with the least amount of wood. The onboard Donner custom-designed piezo pickup and preamp deliver you the ideal tone over the unplugged quietness via headphones and traditional cable output while also giving you full tone control with the “Volume”, “High”, and “Low” Knobs. The onboard “Phase” button also guarantees you stability in live venues. Play beyond the limits.

Features

• [Best Partner for Travel] - Donner HUSH portable guitar is as lightweight as a laptop with a HEADLESS design, button tuners, and removable frames. The gig bag provided measures 33.5"x 6.7"x 2.2" and can fit in the airplane overhead bin. Take music on the go with you.
• [Practice Anytime, Anywhere] - Ultra-quiet -30-45dB LEVEL pizzicato playing, equipped with a preamp system delivers a natural-sounding acoustic tone through headphones or the 6.35 port output. Powered by an outfitted 9v battery attached, providing 50 hours of headphone usage or 30 days of 6.35 speaker usage. You can enjoy your show on stage or practice quietly at home or school dorm without worrying about running out of battery or noise nuisance anymore.
• [Superior Sound Quality] - The ideal practice guitar is equipped with an anti-phase botton for noise reduction, feedback elimination, and a purer sound. The 2-stage EQ and volume knobs allow for customization tones to build your acoustic guitar whether strumming chords or playing solos.
• [Make Practice More Comfortable] - The HUSH travel acoustic guitar has an asymmetrical guitar neck, which helps players perform better both in higher and lower neck positions while reducing wrist fatigue during long practice sessions. HUSH-I's customized round frets are beginner-friendly and help prevent finger cuts during practice.
• [Hidden tuning keys] - The hidden storage, anti-drop magnet design tuning key is suitable for neck tuning, bottom tuners, and frame screw installation, ensuring you won't lose this small yet important accessory easily.​
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