We’ve got another exciting addition to the Dream Guitars showroom and the world of travel guitars: the Collings Baby1E! This babe is a dyed-in-the-wool knockout, with its solid Mahogany back and sides and tight-grained Engelmann Spruce top and Tortoise bindings. For such a little fellow, this 2011 Collings Baby packs quite a punch, with great sustain from the small body. In playing this guitar, one is impressed by the fact that if feels more like a parlor guitar, and less like a travel guitar. Perhaps because of its tight waist. Or perhaps because it sounds so rich and full that you hesitate to call it a travel guitar at all. With a voice this clean and clear, you might start bringing it with you all over town. Lastly, this little gem comes with the original hardshell case, so you can rest assured that it will come to no harm when you store it in the overhead bin on the airplane.
You've finally arrived at your destination. It's been a long day, and you almost missed your flight, but you're where you need to be. Right now, all you want to do is unwind in your hotel room by playing some guitar. Right now, do you want to pull out a travel guitar which sounds a flat as the soda you drank on the plane? Or do you want to have a little powerhouse in your hands with a sweet, rich tone? This Collings Baby is just what you need after a long day's travelling. 
This guitar was so much fun to play. It feels and sounds much bigger than it is. Nice Collings quality throughout. | Scale Length | 24.0625 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.69 in |
| String Spacing | 2.19 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Engelmann, Mahogany |
We've got another exciting addition to the Dream Guitars showroom and the world of travel guitars: the Collings Baby1E. This babe is a dyed-in-the-wool knockout, with its solid Mahogany back and sides and tight-grained Engelmann Spruce top and Tortoise bindings
You've finally arrived at your destination. It's been a long day, and you almost missed your flight, but you're where you need to be
This guitar was so much fun to play. It feels and sounds much bigger than it is 