Donner HUSH X Electric Guitar Kit - Featherlight Headless Guitar, Great for Travel and Practice, Mahogany Solid Body with Easy Assemble Stands, Gig Bag, All Accessories, Natural
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- Travel-Friendly Companion: Designed for the musician on the move, Donner travel electric guitar boasts a lightweight, headless design, weighing in at only 4.4 pounds and featuring a compact size that is just half of a traditional electric guitar
- Enjoy the Exceptional Tones: Donner hush guitar tone control system features a 3-way switch with volume and tone, coupled with an active/passive circuit switch design, for multiple tonal combinations. Ideal gift for Christmas
- Comfort in Every Strum: Ergonomically crafted, the Hush X portable electric guitar features wider stands and a progressively asymmetrical neck, specifically designed to minimize wrist pressure and enhance playing comfort
- Reliable Tuning Precision: Experience the stability of the innovative headless guitar tuning system, offering superior sustain and precise adjustability for each string. The custom string locking technology ensures flawless, long-lasting tuning
- Lasting Power for Extended Play: Equipped with a built-in 9V dry cell battery, this silent electric guitar set promises up to 50 hours of pure headphone play, perfect for long, uninterrupted practice sessions or private jams
- Plug and Play: HUSH X practice guitar has upgraded its stands for easier assembly. Note: Make sure the stand is fully inserted prior to use or it may slip out
Brand: Donner
Color: Natural
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany
Neck Material Type: Mahogany
Fretboard Material Type: HPL
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-S
String Material Type: Nickel Plated Steel
Hand Orientation: Right
Item Weight: 4.4 pounds
Product Dimensions: 11 x 1.9 x 35 inches
Item model number: HUSH-X
Batteries: 1 9V batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: October 12, 2023
Back Material: Mahogany
Body Material: Mahogany
Color Name: Natural
Connector Type: 3.5mm Audio Jack, DC Power Jack
Fretboard Material: HPL
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H-S
Scale Length: 25.5 Inches
String Material: Nickel Plated Steel
Top Material: Mahogany Wood
Neck Material Type: Mahogany
Number of Strings: 6
Guitar Bridge System: Headless Guitar Bridge
Size: Compact
Battery type: Zinc Carbon
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Color: Natural
Long review alert! Overall I think this is an awesome guitar. For me there was a small learning curve to learn how the string changing & tuning worked (see tips below). It sounds great! If you use this guitar with fx units, headphone amp with FX & FX pedals then *you may want to turn active mode OFF (its a button by the headphone jack). If I understand correctly Active mode is mainly for using the headphone jack (dry tone, no FX , no Reverb. Newer PRO model has onboard FX & more). Do some testing with your gear & this guitar with Active mode ON & OFF to get a feel for how it changes the sound & max volume then decide when & if at all to use Active mode. It Did alter the sound & tone with my gear. Also active mode runs on included 9v battery so you may want to test battery on occasion expecially if you stop getting sound from the headphone jack. The guitar plays great. The neck is awesome! The fretboard is cool. The frets are smooth on the sides. The action was good from the factory Not too high on mine & the intonation was almost perfect. The bridge looks high quality & has height & intonation adjustment for each string which is excellent. Fine tuning the intonation was easy. The neck was straight & some pro guitar techs will put very slight dip in the neck to prevent fret buzz so there's possible prefrence adjustments but I did Not notice any fret buzz. String change tuning tip: -Move the tuners counterclockwise to the loosest setting possible before feeding the new strings in through the bridge string slots (you have to open the 9v battery cover when changing strings). This will give you maximum tuning range for tuning the strings up to your desired pitches. - Pull each string tight after feeding it through its corresponding headplate locking slot (on the far edge of neck side by the 1st fret) before tightening the string locks for each string. *Heavy Duty Textured Nitrile Gloves Help Grip The Smaller Unwound Strings* (see pic) to pull them tight before tightening the string locks. - For the high E string you may want to use Cobalt and a thicker guage if you do a lot of string bending. Ive had cheaper high E strings break just tuning them up to pitch with this guitar. Maybe don't tighten the high E string locks quite as hard either. - For high E string you may want to further loosen its tuner knob a little *after* feeding it through the bridge but not too much, you can run out of screw threads. - For the high E string & maybe all the thinner unwound strings; If I have issues with them breaking more often than normal I might wrap them around the "headplate guardrail" a couple times after pulling them tight & not tightening the string locks quite as much. Maybe put a small mini window slide lock clamp holding the string winds on the rail with a little piece of textured glove as grippy padding between strings & clamp. - Always stretch the new strings after tuning them, then re tune after stretching a couple times. This helps the guitar stay in tune Much Better *especially if you do a lot of string bending. There are online YT videos by guitar companies & actual gtr techs on how to do this properly plus many other great tips & techniques for set up & maintenance. The truss rod is easy to adjust with included allen key on the pick ups side of the neck, just remove the small cover plate. *Ideas For Future Editions Of This Guitar*: - Rock Locks style universal adapters (no screws needed!) or The Strap style universal locking guitar strap which have Quick Release - A car friendly frame piece option/accessory that goes across the butt end of the guitar so the tuning pegs & strap peg Doesn't Dig Into My Leg When Playing This Guitar In My Car!! (I dont have this problem with my other brand travel guitar & I play in my car A Lot). - Upgraded guitar strings options (I would pay a little extra). All that being said, overall so far this is an awesome great sounding fun guitar at an exceptional price for the features.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025 by Chris Chris
Color: Natural
First of all, you HAVE to set it up. If you don't know how to have someone do it for you. The truss rod comes with no tension on it so you have to crank it quite a bit to get the proper neck relief. The saddles are very easy to adjust to get the proper action. I have it setup in E-flat with the strings it came with (looks like 10-46) and it feels really good. The fretwork is nearly perfect and the frets are nice and rounded. The neck is very comfortable and easy to play. The bridge pickup sounds REALLY GOOD, very similar to a dimarzio super distortion. The on-board headphone amp is a nice feature but I really don't see a purpose for it as I don't see a point in listening to raw unprocessed guitar signal, maybe in the future if there was a way to add a preamp and effects it would make this guitar a hundred times better. The strap mounting points are in a weird spot so I don't really use it standing up. Also I wish it had 24 frets and a deeper cutaway but that's just my preference. Overall it's almost a perfect travel guitar. Hopefully the next version will have some slight modifications made because the craftsmanship is impeccable and the materials are very high quality at this price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024 by Marcin Moczarny Marcin Moczarny
Color: Natural
Overall this guitar is much better quality than I was expecting. Plays well, stays in tune, and has a pretty flawless build. I did need to adjust the truss rod and intonation right away, but that's par for the course with any new instrument bought online. The pickups sound pleasing, but the control layout (volume, tone, selector switch) aren't really great for on the fly changes (hence why it's more for practice). The ability to use headphones and play music through from a 1/8" stereo source is really a great feature. However, the sound of direct pickups isn't really very inspiring, some sort of simple built-in amp simulation would have been a welcome addition. The compound radius neck profile has taken some getting used to, and the next does feel a little wider than my other guitars. The guitar stays in tune well, and the barrel tuners at the bridge end are easy to use. My one big gripe is the frets aren't finished very smoothly. This means that for the first 2 weeks of playing all my string bends had friction and were noisy until the frets self polished from the strings moving on them. This brings me to another point. This is a zero-fret guitar (the nut is just there to keep the spacing but the zero-fret sets the height). Because the surface is slightly rough, if you do string bends in the lower position, expect the strings to catch. This means they don't move all the way back and can cause the string to go sharp as well as have the string spacing get messed up. Also, don't expect much room to adjust the pickups up and down... Some very smart design features are included, such as the necessary adjustment/string change allen keys attached inside the battery compartment cover so you never lose them.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by kyle F