Collapsible Guitar

"Your Guitar To Go" is changing the way musicians have to transport their guitars. No longer do you have to use standard bulky cases. With our revolutionary design, your guitars can be converted to collapse in less than a minute, with no tools, without the need for restringing, and your guitar will fit in a case that's on 20 x 20 x 6!

Your Guitar To Go has been awarded a US
Patent for this remarkable achievement

"Learn how to have your guitar customized to collapse"
Your Guitar To Go will be offering you the chance to retrofit your current instrument without needing to leave your home! A Retrofit kit shipping container will be shipped to you with all necessary packing materials to safely ship your guitar to us. After the conversion, your guitar and it's new case will be shipped back to you. Stay tuned for more info....

Collapsible Guitar Inventor, Dale Peterson

This 1975 photo of inventor, Dale Peterson, Shows him with his beloved '66 Telecaster. He has played for over 40 years as a pro and has been working on fixing and modifying guitars for at least that long.

With his background in music and as a tool and die machinist, Dale was in a position in 1994 to travel to Memphis and wanted to take his guitar with him to play at "B""B" Kings bar on Beale Street in Memphis. Due to restrictions with the airlines, He was restricted to buying a seat for the guitar or leaving it home. He sat on the runway fuming at the airline for not allowing him to bring his guitar along, so, while taxiing out to take off, He came up with the idea that he researched and patented so that this could be eliminated from happening to anyone else in the future.

His vision is that realistically, all guitars that have bolt-on necks will be collapsible, in the near future. He still believes that this will come to pass, but there are a lot of musicians that have guitars that will not collapse now, and is going to make that a thing of the past also, by retro-fitting existing guitars for musicians. This process has been thoroughly tested and works fine, having no affect on the playing or tonal qualities. See the FAQ section to have all your questions answered and contact us if you have a question that you don't see answered.