I got the guitar yesterday and I’m really impressed with everything.
Brilliant design for the instrument and the carry bag.
Great work!”
William Belote
Music House Productions, Granada Hills, CA
In Their Words
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I’ve been playing for decades, have enjoyed many styles of guitar music, and played lots of guitars from the lowest imaginable quality to some truly fine instruments.
The Voyage Air guitars more than hold their own against anything I’ve played at a similar price point, excel compared to many far more costly factory guitars I’ve played, and represent truly excellent value even disregarding their foldablity. Their portability is more than mere icing on the cake. One does not truly appreciate this until one hauls a Voyage-Air everywhere daily, and discovers the remarkable ease with which they fit into spaces that are not guitar-friendly to any guitar that does not fold.
To Harvey, Hank, Lance, and everyone else at VG, hats off, thumbs up, right on, hooba hooba, and full speed ahead. Your trip is just beginning. Y’all have done something remarkable for the world of guitar players.
Thank you.
Hank Alrich
I had seen the ad for Voyage Air Guitars a few times in Acoustic Guitar Magazine but I didn’t give them much attention. Folding your guitar is a difficult gimmick to get by. It was the glowing review in that same mag that persuaded me to buy. Prior to that my travel guitar (also my play on my breaks at work guitar) was a Vagabond Travel Guitar – nice but awkward, the best sound (thin and tinny) you’re going to get from a small guitar. But when I traveled I really yearned for the sound and feel of a full size OM.
Normally I’d NEVER buy a guitar sight unseen but after talking to Jim Wolcott at “Take Your Guitar” I took the plunge.
I love this guitar. I paid $697 and if I’d known the quality of the guitar and case (wow) I’d have paid a lot more. I show it to everyone. I’ve taken it to my local shops to show it off and I recently brought it to a weekend guitar and fiddle camp. It’s a great product, a great idea, well executed, and I just want to see you guys succeed.
I play primarily finger-style though this little foldable OM can stand right up to a much heavier hand. My other guitars include a Huss and Dalton OM and a Taylor Limited Edition Maple dread and I don’t feel my Voyage Air is a “travel guitar” compromise at all.
SL
Editor’s Note: One of the early players, owned and played this Voyage Air for over 6 months before contacting us with an unsolicited review.
“In the price range you mention, hands-down, the Voyage-Air VAOM-06… awesome playability and a sweet sweet tone.”
Don Hindenach – From the 13th Fret Forum
“I recently bought it (an OM Songwriter) and have been playing for about two weeks. It has settled down nicely and started to respond very well to my playing. Although this is the lowest end of their line-ups, it has very nice mahogany sound and intonation/tuning is very stable especially when capo is used (better than my Martin). I own two high-end guitars (Martin and Collings) both of which are rosewood-based and this nicely complements my collection without spending a fortune. I also researched heavily before I purchased it and have no regrets. I highly recommend it to everyone whether you have travel needs or not. If you have any issues or questions, customer service at Voyage Air will gladly help you I had one issue when I received it (one of tuner nuts was not screwed in tightly) but it was fixable and they were very helpful throughout the process.”
Tosh in New York
“I like the mahogany voice of this one, it’s strong and clear. The folding design is a great idea and allows you to take a real, wood guitar anywhere you want to go. No limits!”
Paul Heumiller
