DonnerAcoustic Electric Guitar HUSH I PRO Travel Guitar with Multiple Effect Modes Smart Guitarra Kit of Earphone, Gig Bag, Strap, Charging Cable

This guitar is crazy cool. The IRs they have loaded are awesome on their own, but I downloaded ChopTones OM28 and lookout. I can't believe how real this sounds. Do yourself a favor and by this. Goodbye to trying to mic up an Acoustic.

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I really don't know why this has so many bad reviews. I see people saying they can't turn the knurls by hand without the tool to turn them but I can turn all of them both ways just fine with my fingers. I also see people saying it was broken on the headless end but they ship it in its case and inside of a box so I'm not sure how that would happen. some say the truss rod is way out and it's not playable. I play and practice on it just fine. Could it be adjusted and gotten closer? Sure it can be tweaked a little if nothing is ever good enough. I could see how other makers of headless travel guitars could benefit by getting people to leave bad reviews of this very affordable headless travel guitar.

Well - mine arrived perfectly playable for my hard strumming professional show. I put .12's on it and detuned to Eb. Tightening the truss rod (easy to do!) got me in the game and I have used it on several 4 hour gigs already. I bopught it for vacations and fly dates - and it fits the bill perfectly. My only complaint is that the high E string is a bit lower in volume - but this is nothing new to any pro piezo players - I might have my luthier shim the pickup someday - but it's not bad enough for me to take immediate action before my first fly date. I don't use the IR's - but the tone knob and graphic EQ are more than sufficient for me to get the tone I want. And here's the best part: Mine is really well intonated and stays in tune for entire gigs. Well done Donner!

Really wanted to like this travel guitar. Unfortunately the string buzz and uneven bridge make for very poor sound. I think perhaps the bridge wasn't cut correctly? I may take it to my local luthier but don't feel I should have to do this for the cost of this instrument. I'm going to play around with it for a few more days and will decide whether or not I'll have it repaired or just return it.9-21-2024 updateI ended up keeping this and having a friend who's good with guitars file the bridge to eliminate the string buzz. Now that I've gotten about two months to play on it somewhat regularly, a couple things about it:All in all, it serves a great purpose for what it's intended for. Small and light for travel, doesn't take up much room, and sounds decent when hooked up to an amp or even playing acousticslly--no amo or headphones.The headphones the come with the guitar are TERRIBLE. I thought 3.5mm headphone port had issues, turns out it was the headphones. Get yourself a decent pair of wire earbuds and it'll fix that issue. Unfortunately, at least my unit has a VERY noticable static buzz when you use the Bluetooth function to run backing tracks through the travel guitar and into the headphones. I've tried various headphones and streaming devices and all present static through the headphones so I'm certain it's the guitar.All in all, I'd say the idea of this travel guitar is 5 stars, but the execution is 2.5 stars. If you can get this travel guitar for free like all the other reviewers currently reviewing it, I'd say that major pro makes up for the few cons. However, for $400+ after taxes, the issues with the bridge, string buzz, earbuds, and Bluetooth buzz make it a rather mediocre option.Also, I wish the guitar came with different sizes of attachable braces to account for players of different heights and body sizes. Even with the bottom brace attached, the guitar sits low and awkward on my lap when trying to play. Not a deal breaker by any means, but something to think about for future iterations.

the guitar works great, It's incredible how much I can do with all these tones and effects. I really love this guitar. why 3 stars? The set up. As all other reviews I've read, the action is stupid high, corrected it with the handy truss rod tool that comes with the guitar. but not near good enough. after about 3 days I still wasn't happy with the action so I took the strings off, leveled the fretboard with truss rod tool, checked the frets,(3frets were high). I filed & crowned, & polished the frets, and gave the fretboard some pine oil. the 6th string was high at the nut so I filed the nut slot. the 3,4,5,6 strings were high at the saddle so I filed the saddle as well. So now it is set up perfectly and a truly love this guitar. now had the work I had to do been completed at the factory as it should have been, it would be a 5 star. but no, Donner can't set up a guitar. Any guitar player ought to be able to do the simple things it takes to set up a guitar so just expect that you will have to. It really is fabulous though, I mean after setting it up. I should charge Donner $175 for my labor lol.

Just received the Donner Acoustic Electric Guitar HUSH I last week. Ready to play right out of the box except for a little tuning. Been trying out some of the settings and they sound good. I like the fact that you can tweak the Presets to your personal taste and save them. Or you can BYPASS the settings for a clean acoustic sound. It is Extremely portable. I am mostly an acoustic player so I like the acoustic sound through a headset or my Fender Go acoustic amp. I will be taking it to a jam session tonight. One minus point is that it does not rest on any of my guitar stands due to no head stock. Maybe it needs an attachment for the metal loop on the headless fretboard so it can hang from standard floor stand. Just saying...