Strobel Guitars is a Florida-based instrument maker founded in 2003 by Russ Strobel, a former Motorola electrical engineer who set out to design an electric guitar that could travel easily. The company is best known for its patented Easily Detachable Neck (EDN) system, which allows players to separate the neck from the body so the instrument fits into a backpack, suitcase, or overhead bin without sacrificing a full-scale playing feel.

The core product line centers on the Rambler series of travel guitars, including the Rambler Classic and Rambler Professional, along with a Rambler Custom Travel Bass modeled after a vintage-style Precision bass with Schaller hardware. The lineup expanded with the STROBELCASTER series, which offers a more traditional double-cutaway body shape with single-coil pickups and a 5-way selector. A hollowbody version of the Rambler is also part of the catalog.

Strobel occupies a niche in the small but dedicated travel-guitar market, alongside makers like Traveler Guitar and Hofner's Shorty, with a focus on full-size playability in a packable form factor. The company sells direct to consumers through its own storefront and operates a secondary site at besttravelguitar.com.

Strobel Guitars has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Solid Body Electric Guitars.