Godin 012817 Multiac Grand Concert SA Natural HG Electric Acoustic Nylon String Guitar

We're stoked to present this gorgeous Multiac Grand Concert from our friends at Godin!

This is another Godin masterpiece for players looking for a more traditional classical guitar feel whilst retaining the modern acoustic guitar innovation Godin has perfected. This is achieved with an old-school design that unites a larger body with a Solid Cedar top and a neck that joins the body at the twelfth fret. The 2" width at the nut is slightly larger than the standard Multiac and more typical of the classical tradition, making chording and lead playing comfortable and familiar. 

The Multiac series represents the crème de la crème of the acoustic/electric guitar world. The Multiac Grand Concert utilizes the RMC Polydrive system, which can be recognized by the individual transducer saddles under each string. This system not only produces superb amplified sound through the normal guitar output, but also produces a hexaphonic (separate signal for each string) output through a 13-pin connector, which provides these guitars with direct access to RolandTM GR-Series synthesizers.

The key to the exceptional synth tracking of the Multiac lies not just in the electronics but also in the carefully selected and balanced blend of different wood used in its design. All of the materials used are the result of extensive prototype testing to achieve the best possible combination of plugged-in guitar sound and synth tracking.

This guitar is the ultimate guitar for classical players that require amplified sound.

Manufacturer's Description

The Multiac Grand Concert SA features pristine-sounding electronics by LR Baggs. Similarly to other Multiac Grand Concert models, the guitar’s design unites a larger body with a Solid Cedar top and a neck that joins the body at the twelfth fret. The 2″ nut width is slightly larger than the standard Multiac and more typical of the classical tradition. The result is the ultimate guitar for classical players who require an amplified sound.