Godin Multiac Nylon Encore Burnt Umber SG #18134107 From Godin

Another fantastic nouveau nylon from Godin!

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What We Think

We love all of Godin's modern nylon models. It can be so hard to find a traditional classical that responds well and reliably in an amplified context, much less at this price point. The clarity, balance, and intimacy that come across when you plug a Multiac in is a gamechanger. Whether you're putting down the tele to dabble in something a little more exotic or just tired of not being able to gig out with your french polish classical, you're going to be going new places with this incredible guitar!

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Manufacturer's Description from Godin

The Multiac Encore Burnt Umber model is equipped with custom electronics by EPM. This easy-to-use Blendable Dual Source System features an undersaddle transducer as well as an acoustic soundboard transducer, with the ability to blend one with the other. This is the ideal guitar for players looking for a an incredible amplified nylon-string sound and feel in a live and loud band setting with virtually no feedback.

The Multiac Encore nylon string, also features a 25 ½” scale and a comfortable nut width, making it easy for electric steel-string players to transition to nylon strings. This model features a chambered silver leaf maple body with a solid cedar top, as well as a dual source preamp with volume, treble, mid, bass, and blend control sliders.

About Manufacturer

Godin guitars are assembled in our Richmond, Quebec and Berlin, New Hampshire factories. The necks and bodies are all made in our original location in La Patrie, Quebec.

We are also known for our other brands which include our acoustic guitar lines: Seagull, Simon & Patrick, Norman, LaPatrie and Art & Lutherie. We are also the manufacturer of the revolutionary TRIC case provided unparalleled protection for your guitar.

All over the world guitar players are making exciting new music that explores new techniques and defies categorization. All of this new guitar music is complemented by the guitars’ almost limitless capacity for variation in design. Unlike most other instruments, which have followed the same design parameters for decades, the modern guitar continues to evolve. We are constantly reviewing and refining the techniques employed to craft them, the materials used to build them, and the integration of the latest developments in related electronics.

Exploring these possibilities is what Godin is all about.

Our goal with each Godin guitar is to find the perfect balance between the finest traditions of guitar crafting and the new design concepts that we are developing. After 25 years of guitar building, we still hand-finish the necks on every Godin guitar. In fact, from fretting to sanding, there is more handwork in our guitars than you would find in most custom shops. From the selection of the wood to the final adjustments on the finished instrument, each Godin guitar is designed and built by people who love guitars.