Traveler Guitar Escape MK-II Bass - Natural Reviews
Forget you're playing a travel bass! With the Escape MK-II Bass, you get that full-blown bass guitar experience. That's because Traveler Guitar designed this unique-looking instrument with a comfortable 32" scale neck. That way, you don't have to "re-learn" anything or adjust your playing to a really short scale length for a crunched playing experience. This one plays great, right away! There's even a high-quality LR Baggs Hybrid-Element preamplifier onboard. Plug your headphones into the built-in headphone amp, and you can jam away. Finally, a travel bass you feel at home with! You've got to experience the Traveler Guitar Escape MK-II Bass.
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Highest Rated Reviews
It's not the size of the instrument, it's the music you can make with it!
I am a private contractor working in Iraq and play mostly Contemporary Christian, Blues and Classic Rock. This bass has a great sound, stays in tune and due to the small size and unusual looks, receives many positive comments.
Sweetwater has great service. I received this bass in Baghdad one week after I ordered it.
I have had it for about six months and there has not been a single problem. Something that is not shown in the picture is the strap actually attaches to the top of the bass via a white metal bracket. The body is bound in white plastic and the edge is sharp and becomes uncomfortable after playing for awhile.
Hey Traveler Guitar, how about producing this in the USA and rounding the body edges?
The frets are smooth and better dressed than the made in USA Fenders I own.
It has a piezo pickup and to get a smoother Fender-like tone, the treble has to be turned all the way down, but this bass will make almost any sound you want.
