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"The Godin 5th Avenue brings you back to a time when the archtop acoustic guitar reigned supreme. With the soul of a 1950’s archtop, the 5th Avenue is a true vintage spirit of yesterday with today’s level of modern playability. With more projection & volume in the low/mids than traditional archtop a ...read more

In a nutshell, it's an eleven string, fretless, acoustic/electric instrument, strung with nylon strings and tuned to standard guitar tuning. More than ever before, musicians are mixing sounds and musical styles from all over the world. This often involves the mixing of Eastern and Western music, suc ...read more

The best sounding, easiest playing, 12 string guitar on the market. The two-chamber light maple body is two inches deep and fitted with a book-matched solid cedar top. The 25½" scale neck is crafted from rock maple and capped with a rosewood fingerboard. Specs: Rock Maple neck ...read more

The A6 Ultra continues with the innovative concepts found in all Godin A-series guitars, such as combining amazing plugged-in acoustic sound with the feel of an electric neck, along with a chambered body design that virtually eliminates feedback in live & loud settings. These features stand true and ...read more

Eighteen tuned metal tines mounted under the bridge help to create the unique sound of the Acousticaster. The rock maple neck is precisely matched with a two chamber mahogany body. The body is capped with a solid spruce top. Specs Rock Maple ne ...read more

"The ACS blends classical guitar concepts with elements of solid body design. The incredibly comfortable neck from the Multiac Nylon is used here with a Maple body & Cedar top to achieve our most affordable synth access guitar ever. Although the body is chambered, response from the maple top is more ...read more

"The 'Slim' in the moniker refers to the 1.715"" neck width at the nut, which is a mere 16th of an inch wider than our standard electric guitar nut width. If you do most of your playing on a guitar with a fairly narrow neck (most solid body electric guitars) this is the ACS-SA for you. The slim neck ...read more

"The Multiac Fretless is an instrument like no other. Nylon strings work beautifully with a fretless fingerboard producing a singing tone that has a lot in common with that of a fretless bass. The Multiac Fretless is also deceptively easy to play due to the nylon strings, which respond well to a lig ...read more

"The Multiac Grand Concert is the Multiac for those players looking for a more traditional classical guitar feel. This is achieved with a design that unites a larger body with a Solid Cedar top and a neck that joins the body at the twelfth fret. The 2"" width at the nut is slightly larger than the s ...read more

"This is one model that transcends both the Multiac and Signature series of Godin guitars. At first glance the Jazz has a familiar look with its single cutaway chambered body adorned with traditional F-holes and the Godin GJN1 humbucker at the top of the fingerboard. However the slotted headstock an ...read more

"The Multiac Nylon Duet features the same design as the SA but with a Rosewood fingerboard and the—new for 2002—L.R. BaggsTM I-Beam Duet system. Plugged in, the Multiac Duet produces the sort of fidelity that you normally associate with a high-end condenser mic on a full body acoustic guitar. The Du ...read more

"The original Multiac Nylon combines cutting edge acoustic guitar design with state-of-the-art on-board electronics and synth access. The 25½"" scale, the 1 7/8"" nut width, and the fingerboard radius—a slight 16""—all contribute to an easy feel for steel string players to adapt to. This has become ...read more

"The innovations at work in the nylon string Multiacs are available in the steel string models as well. Outwardly the Steel and Nylon models look much the same. Inside, it's a much different story. The top of the Steel string Multiac incorporates a modern variation on the classic X-brace. The slim n ...read more