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imwjl · July 18th, 2007, 07:30 PM

I couldn't feel right with the Backpacker, but chose the Little Martin over the Baby Taylor. Somehow the low frequencies missing from the Baby bothered me more than the high frequencies missing from the Martin, but both are fine.

The Little Martin has been perfect as an item I share with my daughter. It is a real instrument for her to learn on opposed to her First Act guitar, and the plastic and plywood construction holds up to beach and car trips. I'll also throw it in the Burley bike trailer when I take a kid to play at the neighborhood park. The short scale and tone only really both me if I play it back to back with a premium regular guitar.

July 18th, 2007, 07:30 PM	#16 (permalink)
imwjl Tele-Afflicted Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Wisconsin, USA Posts: 1,247	The Little and Baby. I couldn't feel right with the Backpacker, but chose the Little Martin over the Baby Taylor. Somehow the low frequencies missing from the Baby bothered me more than the high frequencies missing from the Martin, but both are fine. The Little Martin has been perfect as an item I share with my daughter. It is a real instrument for her to learn on opposed to her First Act guitar, and the plastic and plywood construction holds up to beach and car trips. I'll also throw it in the Burley bike trailer when I take a kid to play at the neighborhood park. The short scale and tone only really both me if I play it back to back with a premium regular guitar.