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About Us
Strobel Guitars built the first Rambler Custom portable electric guitar in 2003. It turned out so well, we went into limited custom production. We introduced the new affordable Rambler Classic Professional Travel Guitar in 2010. If you want to jam when you get there, practice in the hotel, or jump on stage - take a Rambler Professional Electric Travel Guitar!!!
We were driven to develop a professional electric travel guitar that would fit in a briefcase. No extra luggage, with a "gigable" guitar packed in your carry on. We experimented with several prototypes and various methods to take the guitar apart so it would fit in a computer bag or briefcase. The idea was to create a real guitar that was easy to take on the road.
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Strobel Guitars was also highlighted in the Builders Profile of the April 2011 issue of Vintage Guitar magazine.
"In his previous job as an electrical engineer with Motorola, Russ Strobel did his share of traveling - and he always missed his guitar. "I've played since I was 12 and had many wonderful times with a guitar in my hands," he said of being parted from it. " The guitar can be very liberating and healing."
Any picker who travels has felt Strobel's pain, as business trips often involve a lot of time sitting in hotel rooms with only a book or television to keep one mentally occupied.
But dragging a full-size instrutment along on trips just is not a realistic option for most. The predicament provided inspiration for the founder of the Strobel Guitar Company. His idea? A guitar that would fit into a suitcase or a laptop-sized bag. But how?
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The Strobel Rambler Classic Electric Travel Guitar was recently reviewed in the March 2012 issue of Vintage Guitar magazine. Click here to read the article by Lisa Sharken... "A New Scale of Travel Guitar".
