Donner HUSH™ C Acoustic-Electric Nylon string Classical Headless travel Guitar

Its has a wide neck I love, the sound quality is wonderful,and if only the hush 1 pro,) had a wide neck has dis guitar I would have got it in sted, other than that it's a wonderful guitar and I remember it to anyone.

The built-in tuner is super handy, and I love having EQ control right on the guitar. The AUX input is a nice bonus—I can jam along with backing tracks directly!

I was skeptical about how an ultra-portable guitar would sound, but this one really surprised me. The tone is warm, natural, and responsive thanks to the piezo pickup and HPS-II system. It’s perfect for fingerstyle and light strumming. Plus, the design looks sleek and unique—definitely turns heads!

Very nicely built. Good looking travel guitar. Surprisingly playable for a travel guitar. Was initially worried about the narrower neck since got this for classical guitar practice but not a problem for me. Interesting neck design where narrower on lower frets and wider as go up. Wanted a travel guitar that was a more comfortable to play on than traveller guitar have which this achieves that. Has leg and arm rests and fast connects. Tuning pegs can turn by hand but may be easier with tool.

This arrived extremely well packaged in a thick foam bag, inside of a well padded gig bag inside of two boxes. Typical of Donner packaging. The form factor is perfect for a traveling guitar. The case candy that comes with it is very good. The strap is excellent as is the patch cord. There is a brief manual and a tool for the spoke wheel truss rod. And the nine volt battery for the preamp and tuner is included. The guitar itself is beautiful. It weighs 4.5 pounds. The nut width is a hair over 46 mm. The scale length is the Fender scale, 25.5 inches. The neck and fret work are outstanding. No rocking frets. No dead frets. No fret sprout. The fretboard is very flat and very wide, which is what you should expect with a classical guitar. The fretboard is HPL, so don't bother using moistening agents. They aren't necessary. The guitar overall is very typical of a classical guitar. So, if you're looking for an acoustic, an electric or an acoustic electric of the typical variety this is not it. You will need a lot of reach and some finger strength to play this, just like any classical guitar. The strings are nylon, but the reach makes it different. This one arrived with insanely high action, but that was apparently due to a whole bunch of relief. It took quite a few turns of the spoke wheel truss rod to straighten the neck and when I got it completely straight, the action was 3.25 mm on both the high and low E. This is inline with typical classical guitars. The truss rod works very smoothly. The pickup sounds very good amplified or with the ear buds that are supplied. The tuner is excellent, which is not typical for amplified classical or acoustic electric guitars. And don't bother trying to turn the tuning pegs with your fingers. There is a hidden magnetic hex wrench near the tuners that works very well and saves your aching fingers. There is one obvious strap button, and I think the output jack doubles as the second button. It works, but it seems like over time that could put a lot of stress on the output jack. And I should have said first that the "body" of the guitar snaps on very easily, but be sure it's in firmly before trying to play. It can be sat in place but not fastened, so be aware. So, overall, if you are looking for a travel classical guitar, this one is very good.

I am really enjoying playing this guitar. I already have a Hush-I. The quality of the nylon strings and the acoustics amplified are lovely. Using with a Spark 2 with clean acoustic sound. The instrument was playable out of the box, but I did lower the saddle maybe less than 1mm and adjusted the truss rod for a little lower string action, once the nylon strings had stretched and settled in. Very pleased with this guitar and look forward to many hours of exploration and practice.

One of my favorite things about the HUSH-C is how the nylon strings pair with the headphone output. The sound is full and clear, yet I can play any time of day without bothering my neighbors. It’s perfect for classical-style practice, and the soft string feel helps avoid finger fatigue.

As someone new to classical guitar, I couldn’t have asked for a better starting point. The neck is slim and super easy to navigate, even for small hands. The rounded frets feel smooth and comfortable. It stays in tune pretty well after the first few days of string stretching. I also love that I can practice with headphones late at night without disturbing anyone!

Quickly purchased two different colors to go with my brother. Likes it!

A new and vibrant experience for a “senior citizen”. This guitar makes me feel “young” again. Thank you,