The travel guitar perfected.

The Breedlove Passport Traveler C250/CM is an acoustic-electric travel guitar that features a short 19" scale length for extreme portability. The guitar is built around a small concert-shaped body with smooth cutaway. Tuned to A, this travel guitar delivers a surprisingly big sound, thanks to the expertly braced solid Western red cedar top and 3-1/3" deep mahogany body. The Atlas C25 guitar has black binding, black/white/black rosette, offset abalone Breedlove pattern fingerboard inlays, satin finish, hand-rubbed neck, and chrome tuners. L.R. Baggs electronics give the Breedlove Traveler guitar instant amplified sound.

Breedlove crafts acoustic guitars with uncompromising craftsmanship, environmental consciousness, and customer focus. The best aspects of traditional guitar making are fused with new ideas and relevant technology to create instruments with unsurpassed tone, feel, and visual appeal. Each spectacular guitar in the Atlas Series is designed and engineered to attain these same qualities at an accessible price. They're all set up and hand-inspected at Breedlove headquarters and come strung with light-gauge D'Addario EXP strings.

Breedlove C250/CM Passport Traveler Acoustic-Electric Guitar Features:

• Small concert-shaped body
• Tuned to A
• 19" scale
• 3-1/3" body depth
• Soft cutaway
• Solid Western red cedar top
• Mahogany back and sides
• Scalloped X tenor bracing
• Black body and neck binding
• Black/White/Black rosette
• Offset Breedlove pattern fretboard inlay
• Satin finish
• Rosewood bridge
• Rosewood fretboard
• Double-action truss rod
• Chrome tuners
• Passport Tuner VTC pickup/preamp system with tuner
• D'Addario EXP light-gauge strings
• Designed by Kim Breedlove, crafted in Korea
• Quality assured in Bend, Oregon USA

Breedlove C250/CM Passport Traveler Acoustic-Electric Guitar Includes:

• gig bag

Your passport to great portable tone has arrived. Call or click now to buy your C250/CM Traveler Guitar!

Breedlove C250/CM Passport Traveler Acoustic-Electric Guitar

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Awesome

Posted by Raz from WA on Feb 5, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, jazz, blues

I went through three other travel guitars before getting to this one (the Martin Backpacker, the Washburn Rover, and one from Lark in the Morning). This one had the best tone hands down. It actually sounds great in standard tuning although they say it's made for an "A" tuning. I found that it played a little too tight in that tuning. It's worth the extra money.

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I love this guitar

Posted by Lentiskull from Tacoma, WA on Sep 29, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: A Bit of Everything

I have owned this guitar for 3 weeks now and can hardly put it down. I wanted a mini for travel purposes and was leaning towards a Baby Taylor or Martin. A friend let me try out his Taylor and Martin Backpacker and neither really did anything for me. I then saw the Breedlove Passport, and though I had not played a Breedlove before their general reputation made this worth taking a shot on. I am so glad I did. There were NO quality issues. The playability exceeds the comparable Martin and Taylor offerings, and the tone is incredible. I am also exceedingly happy with the electronics, which sound fantastic through both my Fender Twin and Line 6 Spider. If you are looking for a travel guitar, I doubt you will find much better than this one.

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More a hatchet than an axe... but fun!

Posted by So Who Knew from San Antonio, TX on Jul 3, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Singer/Songwriter

Reviewer's Play Style: Folk

After reading good reviews of the C25 Passport it seemed to be a great option for a camping or daytrip guitar. When first strummed I was surprised to find I could barely hear the instrument. I expected a "smaller" sound, but this was not right. Upon inspection, both wings of the bridge were lifted from the top. No contact, no transmission of vibration. Back to the dealer. The replacement guitar had a very small area,(1/8 inch or so) of lift on the treble side of the bridge. This I fixed myself. Sonically the second guitar was quite surprising. Shimmering highs and much more low-end than expected. The cedar top had grain that was straighter and tighter than on some big bucks guitars. Best of all with a little dialing out of the high end, the Baggs system made the little pistol sound like a cannon. Neat. So if your willing to play the hit or miss game, the Passport may be your ticket to having a fun, playable, quality instrument with you nearly anytime you feel inspired.

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Breedlove C250/CM Passport Traveler Acoustic-Electric Guitar

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