Two-Chambered Electro-Acoustic Guitar
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Godin A6 Review
Great guitar! Appearance-wise it is pretty basic overall...no fluff. But, it is jam-packed with lots of great stuff. So easy to go from acoustic to heavy hitting electric with just a quick change of the volume switches. Stays in tune throughout and plays like it cost twice the price. I have absolutely no regrets buying this one. It is now my main axe for leading worship because of its extreme versatility. It's my first Godin guitar. Now I'm seriously considering buying a nylon model to compliment the A6.
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Ultra Versatility
I played an earlier model of this guitar (the original A6 (non-ultra)) years ago and, while I didn't need it at the time, I always remembered it. Comfortable neck, great playability, surprisingly decent unplugged sound, but no electric pickup. Last year, my playing had evolved to the point where I started thinking about a new guitar, and I remembered that guitar I'd played. I went in search and found this, the A6 Ultra, which added a humbucker and seemed like a match made in heaven.
I read a few reviews, just to be sure it wasn't a complete dud, but essentially bought this sight unseen. I have not regretted that decision for one minute. This is a wonderful, wonderful guitar. It's light and has a great clean sound. The acoustic pickup adds great color to your sound.
A few notes from my experience with this guitar:
1) Initially the humbucker was too close to the strings and if I wasn't careful, I'd over-power it and get really boomy, bassy sounds. After a...
Review from a Novice Player
Let me start by saying that this is my first *real* guitar. I picked it up when it went on sale (15% off) before Christmas. I was torn between buying an electric or acoustic guitar... this guitar filled both requirements. It features a Godin Humbucker pickup, and an second acoustic pickup. From my understanding, it is a solid body guitar with a "scooped out" internal sound chamber. Since it is not a fully acoustic guitar with a soundhole, it is not very loud... but it is fine for practicing without an amp.
The guitar has 2 jacks. One jack feeds from the acoustic-only pickup. The second jack will feed a blended sound from both pickups, unless you plug in a second cord into the acoustic jack, then it is supposed to output just the electric pickup. I haven't tried this yet... I usually use it in blended mode.
As far as the sound goes... I like it a lot. It's very versatile with the mixer controls.
I am using the guitar with a Fender Mustang amp, and it sounds...
Product Features :
- North American made
- Double-Action Truss Rod
- Honduras Mahogany Neck
- Electric/Acoustic tone possibilities
Rating : 5.0
List Price : $839.00
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