NGD about a month ago

[ronmcc4]

Dropped the ball and didn't post... Journey OF660. Carbon fiber and the neck comes off. Fits in a backpack case that even goes into the overhead of a commuter jet. I'm very impressed with the sound and playability. Sorry no picks  - I'm sitting in a McDonald's.

[Strumming Fool]

Congrats Ron - sounds very cool - would love to see pics when you get the chance....

[fmbstrummer]

Congrats.  These are impressive guitars, considering their purpose.  I have only had my hands on the wood models, however, I would like to test drive the carbon fiber.  Looking forward to your pics and review!

FMB

[Jersey tuning]

Congrats, sounds like a perfect travel guitar.

I guess I qualify for a NGD as well -- a patient gave me a Tenor guitar to add to my collection (have an arch top, a baritone, a classical, a twelve string, an electric (solid body), a bunch of 6 strings).  What's missing?

[TaylorGirl]

Congrats Ron. Anxious to see the pics.....don't forget.

[ronmcc4]

Here are some pics of the Journey OF660:

In the case (with the neck pulled out so you can see where it goes):


Other views (not there there's an grain to see). The black is glossy and very reflective.

[TaylorGirl]

Cool! Thanks for sharing the pics. Looks like fun!

[ronmcc4]

Thanks TaylorGirl. That thing has an amazingly good sound and playability for a travel guitar. I've tried a bunch and this is my clear favorite.

[Strumming Fool]

I like it! I'd love to own one of those.  Again, congrats!

[Stringband Eric]

Very nice looking.  Glad to hear it sounds good, too.  Was really leaning towards one of those before going for a Voyage-Air.  There are times I still regret not getting one. 

[Frettingflyer]

I am leaning towards a Rainsong Shorty to be a travel guitar that I would dare take more places. I will have to check out the journey though, thank you.
Enjoy and thanks for sharing.