What do you think of the Silent guitar? Are they any good? I am going to be traveling for work soon and staying hotels so this appeals to me.
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I’ve got a silent guitar, the steel string model, and I’m quite the fan of them. The nut width is narrower than most of my other acoustic guitars which isn’t a big deal for me. Where we lived previously was a 2 story house so when I would get up much earlier in the morning and play normal acoustic guitar my wife couldn’t hear me.
We moved to a smaller single story house and that as no longer an option. Enter the silent guitar which solved that problem very well. One minor thing I noticed about it was slightly less enjoyment for me as compared to playing normal acoustic and it took me a while to figure out what that was. The lack of guitar body vibration.
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Mark was this not posted under 
Guitars, Instruments & Maintenance - JustinGuitar Community already. Please be patient in waiting for a response rather than duplicating questions.
BTW I have no experience in this area so cannot comment. But in time I sure someone will as it has been covered in other threads.
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I would suggest the mods close the thread so there is only one, the one linked above.
Thx should have done it earlier but too many plates in the air right now. 
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@stitch @TheMadman_tobyjenner
Took care of this
@MarkRiches
mark, for future reference, please only post a Topic in a single Category.
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A few months ago, I went to buy an acoustic guitar and came back with a Yamaha silent guitar, acoustic metal strings style. Love it. Very enthousiastic. Can practice whenever I want. Can plug headphones in. Can plug the iPhone / iPad in so I can ear me play AND ear the song (Justins app songs) I’m playing with. Can plug it in the Princeton amp or in the cumputer. I think it would sound better on a acoustic guitar amp. Very easily transportable. Good construction. Stable pitch. Very happy I bought it. Still in love like in the first day Good day!
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