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Originally Posted by ManyMartinMan
I don't see any competition until there's some audio of the guitars and their sound quality is established.
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Depends on what’s most important to you. If sound quality of an acoustic is your main metric, absolutely agree.
If, like me, your main concern is ability to fit within strict airline carry-on limitations and also squeeze in clothes + computer for a 3-4 day trip (without having to check a bag), then size/weight and physical playability (neck feel/ergonomics of body shape) become key.
Obviously, different uses drive choices. The first makes sense if you plan to perform or play with others. The second to be able to play alone or practice while traveling.
I think a lot of the discussion tends to focus on the first category when there are many of us who live in the second. There are other guitars - not Voyager or Journey - that serve this market.