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ConclusionThe current issue of travelling with electric guitarsis that they are oversized and do not fit as carryon luggage. Current solutions such as the travelguitar lack the autenticity and appeal of a full sizeguitar, and not being ideal for stage performance,feeling small and missing key components. Theidea to be able to travel once again with a full sizeelectric guitar that can be compacted for travel hasevolved through many phases. Being tested andtrial, observed and evaluated, the best features havecome forward to give the best outcome.design is, some state the maximum length must notexceed 55cm. But as mentioned in the lituraturereview the guitar fits within the guidelines ofAUSTA by having an instrument that does notexcede 85cm in length for it to be carry on withAustralian airlinesThis design incorporates all the features a full sizeelectric guitar needs. It looks and feels standard toand electric guitar and presents no real significantdifferance when in use. It then offers the guitaristthe ability to easily compact it down to fit as carryon and travel with ease. Some of the smaller detailsthat go into this design are the biggest featureswhich really make it shine and help it become thebest possible solution to the curret issues stated.The total length of the guitar when in its case is65cm and weight is 5.8 kg. While some airlinesstate the total dimensions of length, width andheigh for carry on must be under 115cm which thisChapter 6: Conclusion | On the Road: Travelling With Guitars95
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PrefaceFound within the context of
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AbstractTo identify a design opport
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IntroductionEver since guitars and
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