Godin Multiac Nylon Encore Natural SG w/Bag
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**Used guitar in excellent condition**
The Multiac Encore is equipped with custom electronics by Fishman. This easy-to-use Blendable Dual Source System features an undersaddle transducer, as well as an acoustic soundboard transducer; both can easily be blended with one another. This guitar is ideal for players looking for an incredible amplified nylon-string sound in live and loud band settings with virtually no feedback. The Multiac Encore also features a 25 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.
Body : Two-Chambered Silver Leaf Maple with Canadian Laurentian Basswood Wings
Top : Solid Cedar Top
Neck : Mahogany
Fingerboard : Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius : 16" (406.4 mm)
Scale Length : 25.5" (647.7 mm)
Nut Width : 1.9" (48.26 mm)
Nut Type : Graphtech
Frets : 22
Machine Head Ratio : 16:1
Bridge and Tailpiece : Rosewood
Bridge Electronics : 2 body sensors, Custom Godin Dual Source System, undersaddle bridge
Controls : On-Board Preamp
H.D.R : Not Included
Color : Natural
Finish : Semi Gloss
String Set : HTC Nylon
String Gauges : .0285 .0327 .0410 .030 .036 .044
Case : Gig Bag
| Listed | 9 months ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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