GODIN Multiac Nylon Deluxe
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MULTIAC NYLON DELUXE - Electric guitar with nylon strings - Multiac Series - Made in Canada - Scale length: 25.50" (647.70mm) - Structure: bolt-on - Body: mahogany with two tone chambers - Top: solid spruce - Neck: mahogany with satin finish - Fingerboard: richlite - Radius: 16" - 22 Medium frets - Nut: Tusq 1.9" (48.26mm) - Binding: white - Controls: 1x Volume + 1x Treble + 1x Mid + 1x Bass +1x Blend Lyric Micro + 1x Saturation 50Hz/20kHz + 1x Phase button - Bridge: richlite with LR Baggs HEX saddles (Hexaphonic LR Baggs System) - Additional Lyric Mic - Machine heads: Godin 16:1 chrome with white keys - Color: Natural - Finish: gloss - Godin padded bag Included.
Features
Top: Solid Spruce
Body: Two-chamber Mahogany
Bridge and Tailpiece: Richlite
Electronics: LR Baggs with custom sound, blendable sound with Lyric mic, 6 individual saddle pickups
Adjustable ribbon saturation simulation and phase control
Controls: Built-in preamp
Fingerboard: Richlite
Fingerboard radius: 16" (406.4mm)
Finish: Gloss
Frets: 22
Tuning Machine Ratio: 16:1
Neck: Mahogany
Nut: Graphtech
Width: 1.9" (48.26mm)
Scale: 25.5" (647.7mm)
String Gauges: .0285 .0327 .0410 .030 .036 .044
Set of Strings: HTC Nylon
Accessories: Gig bag included
Color: Natural
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