Voyager from Le Support

Voyager from Le Support – I was very excited to try out the new Voyager model guitar support from Le Support. You might have seen my past review of the Le Support Professional model which I absolutely loved. I’ve been using the Voyager exclusively for the past two months and I can firmly say it is my favourite new guitar support. Although I miss some of the weight of the Professional model, I find the Voyager a bit more well fitted to my body and sitting position and it fits in my shoulder bag which is a huge improvement for portability. Here’s the YouTube link if you want to watch it there.

Quick Summary

The Voyager from Le Support is my favourite new guitar support and I highly recommend it. It has the same secure non-slip contact on both legs as the professional model but with a more portable design making this support a winner in terms of playability and practicality.

Buy or learn more at the Le Support Voyager page

Benefits of the Voyager support

  • Non-slip contact on both legs (a new essential in guitar supports)
  • A more compact and portable design
  • Well fitted to the body and guitar
  • Transparent acrylic sheet (5 mm thickness)
  • Bronze inserts designed to hold the hooks and strap (sold separately)
  • Soft rubber edge for comfortable use. 
  • Works with 3 suction cups but I also use a fourth one to be extra safe
Le Support Voyager Front
Le Support Voyager Back
Le Support Voyager Comparison
Le Support Voyager Comparison to the Professional Model

Concerns

I love this support and I’m using it exclusively these days so I don’t have many concerns. I do miss some of the weight of the professional model that pulled the guitar down and made it feel a bit more stable but I also like the snug feeling of the Voyager so I think it evens out. The only concern I have is how close it is in regards to fitting my position and guitar. I’m quite short, play a small scale guitar, and like the guitar quite high so the Voyager is right near the edge of the guitar with the far suction cup (second picture above). With some chair heights I put it millimetres from the edge. But that is partly a personal oddity and I think it would likely fit 99% of people just fine. It’s working great for me at the moment.

Recommendations

I’d love to see the Voyager and Professional supports offered in a matte back 6mm thick transparent Perspex like the Guitarlift Ultimate line. Although I didn’t notice much, if any, flex in the Voyager, especially with 4 suction cups in use, I want maximum rigidity and I like the matte black appearance. This is just a personal preference comment and not a criticism as I’m loving the Voyger support.

Le Support Promotional Info

Designed in response to feedback from users of the Professional model, this updated Le Support® VOYAGER offers the ideal balance between stability and portability. The playing feel is very similar to that of the Professional and Etude models, while adopting a more compact and portable design.

Made using a high-quality transparent acrylic sheet (12 x 12 in, 5 mm thickness), it features bronze inserts designed to hold the hooks and strap (sold separately), as well as a soft rubber edge for comfortable use. Laser-engraved logo.

Thanks to its three suction cups, it easily attaches to the back of the guitar (for guitars with French polish, using the plastic films sold separately is recommended).

Le Support® VOYAGER maintains contact points on both legs, providing excellent stability. Compact, it is ideal for guitarists seeking freedom and comfort, both at home and on the go.

Included: four tab suction cups with transparent nylon nuts.

PROUDLY MADE IN FRANCE!

via: Le Support

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Bradford Werner
Bradford Werner

Bradford Werner is a classical guitarist and publisher from Victoria, BC, Canada. He originally created this site for his students at the Victoria Conservatory of Music but now shares content with guitarists worldwide. Curating guitar content helps students absorb the culture, ideas, and technique of the classical guitar. Bradford also has a YouTube channel with over 100,000 subscribers and 14 million views. He taught classical guitar at the Victoria Conservatory for 16 years and has freelanced in Greater Victoria for 25 years. See more at his personal website.

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