Members TheBurninator Posted July 2, 2006 Members Posted July 2, 2006 :love: I need a nylon string for both educational purposes and for a wedding I'm playing. I'd also like the synth capabilities, and that I could use it live without micing. Any firsthand opinions?
Members martingibson70 Posted July 3, 2006 Members Posted July 3, 2006 I can't realy answer this question except that I do own a Godin and I like mine. However, just food for thought. I'm not a label snob, but I do frequent a vintage/used guitar shop. Used Godins are hard to move, thus have little trade value. If this doesn't bother you, go for it. Also, there's a beautiful one in my local store(not the used place) Mojo's. I think the web site is mojosmusic.com
Members alphasports Posted July 10, 2006 Members Posted July 10, 2006 My buddy has a new Grand Concert SA that I just finished mucking around on a bit. Very nice unit. My only comment is that its neck is designed to be similar to a true classical; it is very wide and quite thick. I'm not a classical player by training so I noticed this difference over other Multiac guitars. I also found the action on the higher frets to be very high with no easy way to lower it due to the independent archtop-style metal bridge. Finish is very nice gloss, workmanship is up to Godin's high standards. Comes in a nice heavy duty (but soft) gig bag. My .02 worth!
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