Its compact “mini” body, lightweight all-mahogany build, and manageable scale make it exceptionally travel-friendly and ideal for students or players with smaller hands.
Mahogany offers a warm, rich midrange with excellent clarity and projection. The GS136’s solid Mahogany top and body give it a balanced, mellow warmth perfect for fingerstyle and strumming.
Yes — the GS136 features a satin finish, smooth rosewood fretboard, and oval frets, ensuring comfortable action and intuitive playability, making it beginner-friendly.
Equipped with die-cast tuning machines, ABS nut & saddle, and D’Addario coated strings, the GS136 offers consistent and reliable tuning stability—ideal for frequent transport.
Absolutely—the all-mahogany build and satin finish help the mini guitar resonate impressively well, offering surprisingly full tone for its size.
The GS136 comes with factory-coated bronze strings, an Allen key, and plectrums—so it’s performance-ready right out of the box (gig bag not included).
Definitely—it offers premium tonewoods, dependable hardware, and freedom from hang-ups—delivering excellent value for students, giggers, and travel musicians alike.
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It’s perfect for beginners, kids, and travelers who want a compact guitar that’s easy to carry while still producing a warm, rich tone.
Although smaller than a Dreadnought or Grand Auditorium, the A-grade mahogany build delivers a warm, mellow sound ideal for practice, light strumming, and fingerpicking.
Yes! The smaller body size makes it easier for kids and younger players to hold and play comfortably.
Dreadnought – Large body with strong bass and loud projection. Best for strumming and full-sounding performances.
Grand Auditorium (GA) – Slightly smaller than dreadnought with a more balanced tone. Versatile for both strumming and fingerstyle.
OM (Orchestra Model) – Slightly slimmer than GA, with a tighter waist and brighter, more focused midrange. Excellent for fingerpicking and light strumming.
Mini – Compact, lightweight guitar designed for portability, practice, beginners, professional /travelers or young players.
Mini – Ideal for travellers / professionals or children or players with smaller hands.
OM or Grand Auditorium – Comfortable body size and balanced sound make them great for adult beginners.
Dreadnought – Also beginner-friendly but better suited to those comfortable with a larger body size.
Mini Red Moon is the most travel-friendly due to its smaller size and lighter weight.
Grand Auditorium and Dreadnought are better for home or studio use but less portable.
Dreadnought – Loudest with strong bass and projection.
Grand Auditorium – Balanced with clear mids and highs.
OM – Clear, articulate sound with slightly less bass, perfect for precise playing.
Mini has a softer, warmer tone with less projection ( varies from guitar brand as kepma and Taylor have great projection in small size guitars ) but is great for casual play.
OM and Grand Auditorium – Both have balanced tones and responsive dynamics perfect for fingerpicking.
Mini – Can be used for light fingerstyle but lacks projection.
Dreadnought – More suited for powerful strumming than intricate picking.
Dreadnought – Offers maximum volume and strong low-end for bold strumming.
Grand Auditorium – Balanced, still great for strumming with added clarity.
OM – Suitable for lighter strumming and a more articulate sound.
Mini – Limited projection ; best for practice or light playing.
Grand Auditorium – Especially with built-in EQ and tuner, it’s ideal for stage and studio.
OM – Great for studio or acoustic sessions where detail and tone clarity matter.
Dreadnought – Perfect for strong acoustic presence.
Mini – Not recommended for recording/stage use unless it has a good equaliser installed / plugged in ( used by many artists on stage )
