JourneyTek is an acoustic pickup line developed by Journey Instruments, the Austin, Texas travel guitar maker founded in 2011 by Rob Bailey and later joined by partner James Brawner. The pickups are factory-fitted in most Journey travel guitars, basses, and ukuleles and are also sold separately for retrofit installation.

The JourneyTek system is built around an upgradeable passive piezo design that uses German-made piezo elements glued directly to an acoustic instrument's bridge plate or soundboard, an approach aimed at transparent amplification without onboard preamp electronics or batteries. The core passive range includes models such as the EP001K three-piezo pickup for standard acoustic guitars, the EP101KM for instruments with narrow X-bracing, the EP004K four-piezo classical guitar pickup, and the EP201KM for bass. Passive installations can be upgraded to the EPS001 active dual-source module, which adds a gooseneck condenser microphone and soundhole-mounted controls for volume, balance, bass, treble, and phase.

JourneyTek branding also extends to accessories that ship with or complement Journey's travel instruments, including padded ballistic-nylon travel cases for guitars and ukuleles and the EPA01 passive soundhole volume wheel. The line is distributed through Journey Instruments' own site and regional distributors, as well as retailers such as Reverb, Thomann, and Sweetwater.

JourneyTek has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Acoustic Guitar Pickups.