Godin nylon electrics... c'mon inside

[lettmusic]

Have a look at the Steve Stevens rig rundown in Premier guitar...
Godin nylon action happening there - he makes it sound great!


http://thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/co ... ment_18966

Somebody will hopefully embed it for ya!

When he did his "Flamenco-A-go-go" album, the only guitar he used was the Godin for his flamenco thing.

 

[Ventura]

I have a Multiac Nylon, one of the original run from 1997. Been using it ever since and never found a better playing nylon string. Done hundreds of gigs with it and still holds up. Just finished learning "Bailamos" for a show before seeing this thread. You gotta check it out. Some of the cheaper models I've tried at L&M are not as well built and they're cheaper wood. But those from $1000 range and up are superb in quality and craftsmanship.

Cool - awesome insight, thank you.

May I ask, how are they for playing unplugged - you know - just as an acoustic guitar for getting ideas down and such? Loud enough to play with vindication? Or more like an electric when it's unplugged?

Thanks!

I used it unplugged all the time for teaching and working on tunes. It's not anywhere as loud as an acoustic with a soundhole, but I would say it's at least 60-70% of an unplugged acoustic volume. it is definitely not like an electric unplugged, it has volume.

This just sealed the deal for me.

 

[Wayniac3]

Have a look at the Steve Stevens rig rundown in Premier guitar...
Godin nylon action happening there - he makes it sound great!


http://thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/co ... ment_18966

Somebody will hopefully embed it for ya!

That reignited my gas.. I got rid of my synth YEARS ago...

 

[Zombify]

Love Godin guitars. I have an old G1000 from the early to mid nineties. Great guitar for the price, and I still use it often today.

 

[Ventura]

Only a nylon can create and give the sound of a nylon.

I am venturing into unknown GAS territory here... But my guess is, a Godin will be forth coming in the not-too-distant-future.