Key Features
- Combines an acoustic sound with the feel of an electric guitar
- Quality manufactured rich mahogany neck & richlite fingerboard
- Ringing sustain and rich harmonics from chambered maple body
- Sleek, natural semi-gloss finish
Godin ACS-SA Slim Nylon, Cedar Natural Overview
The Godin ACS-SA Slim Nylon, Cedar Natural is a guitar that combines a beautiful acoustic sound with the comfort and feel of a electric guitar. This is a great guitar for players making the transition from electric to acoustic or vice versa. The Slim Nylon features a 1.715" neck width at the nut, nylon strings, and Ergocut shaping which makes it a comfortable option for players changing looking for something different to steel strings. It features a slim maple chambered body that is capable of eliminating undesirable feedback and delivering distinct, bright and tight tones.
The Slim Nylon is also constructed with a solid cedar top, which enhances the overall sound with beautiful softness and warmth. The mahogany neck has an comfortable playability, and it's paired with the richlite fingerboard that adds strong resonance to the voice of the guitar. It comes with custom RMC Electronics that bring extra tonal possibilities, and a natural semi-gloss finish brings a clean cut, vintage aesthetic.
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Full Description
View Full DescriptionCutting edge electro-acoustic technology
Godin Electric Acoustic Guitars are a perfect combination of acoustic sound with the feel of an electric guitar. The chambered body provides a lightweight and comfortable performance, as well as eliminating undesirable feedback and ensuring resonance for days on end.
The ACS-SA is equipped with Custom RMC Electronics, which allow players to deliver an excellent plugged-in sound with individual transducer saddles beneath each string. The RMC electronics feature synth access capabilities, this allows the engine to produce high-quality amplified tones as well as a hexaphonic output via the 13-pin connector, which enables direct access to Roland GR-Series and Axon AX100 guitar synths.
Hand crafted with time & attention to detail
With a chambered body crafted from silver leaf maple, the Godin ACS-SA Slim Nylon offers a beautifully resonant and full-rounded tone. A gorgeous maple body produces bright attack, great projection blended with excellent note definition. The maple is topped with industry standard solid cedar, regularly selected by guitar makers across the globe for its ability to enhance tones, contributing with an acoustic warmth that brings a richness to the sound of your guitar.
The Godin ACS-SA Slim Guitar features a sturdy mahogany neck, whilst the richlite fingerboard offers smooth and fluid playability. Richlite is a more sustainable material that was originally designed as an alternative to ebony and rosewood fingerboards. Constructed from recycled paper and phenolic resin, it has quickly become popular with many guitar manufacturers as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional fingerboard woods, thanks to its fantastic playability.
Features
- Chambered body construction delivers excellent resonance & sustain
- Silver leaf maple body offers snappy attack with twang
- Solid cedar top provides warm, acoustic tonality
- Mahogany neck brings warm, rich tonal characteristics
- Richlite fingerboard provides smooth, resonant tone
- Natural finish offers sleek appearance
- Volume, Treble, Mid, Bass, Synth Volume, Program Up, Program Down & Mid Selector Controls
- Custom RMC Electronics on-board with 13-Pin connector
- Equipped with GR Series & Axon AX100 Guitar Synths
Specifications
Body & Bridge
- Body: Chamber Silver Leaf Maple
- Top Material: Solid Cedar
- Finish: Natural Semi-Gloss
- Bridge: Richlite
Neck & Fingerboard
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard: Richlite
- Fingerboard Radius: 16''
- Scale Length: 25.5''
- Nut Width: 1.715''
Hardware & Electronics
- Controls: Volume, Treble, Mid, Bass, Synth Volume, Program Up, Program Down, Mid-Selector
- Electronics: Custom RMC With 13-Pin Connector/GR Series & Axon AX100 Guitar Synths
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