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The timeless look of the Dreadnought guitar meets a value you can't ignore! This 41" model features a spruce top, sapelle back and sides, a rosewood fingerboard and bridge, and die cast machine heads.
Made By J Reynolds
Model Number: JR70N
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The timeless look of the Dreadnought guitar meets a value you can't ignore! This 41" model features a spruce top, agathis back and sides, a rosewood fingerboard and bridge, and chrome covered machine heads.
Made By J Reynolds
Model Number: JR65N
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J. Reynolds 65 Dreadnought Guitar - Natural Reviews
The Multiac Grand Concert Duet Ambiance nylon-string acoustic-electric guitar features state of the art custom electronics by Fishman, allowing the player to select between 4 individual mic settings. Choose between these blendable sound imaging mics via the 4-way selector switch. Similarly to other Multiac Grand Concert models, the Godin 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" width at the nut is slightly larger than the standard Multiac and more typical of the classical tradition. The result is an impressive guitar for classical players that require amplified sound.The Multiac Duet acoustic-electric guitar is equipped with a new dual source system comprised of the L.R. BaggsTM I-Beam transducer, blended with an under-saddle transducer. The I-Beam is a directionally sensitive body pickup, which is attached to the inside of the guitar top. The I-Beam produces superior dynamic response and frequency range. The I-Beam signal is routed through a specially designed preamp where it is mixed with the signal from the under-saddle transducer. The Multiac I-Beam Duet equipped instruments include a 1/4" output along with a balanced XLR output that is capable of retrieving phantom power for the guitar preamp.All of the Multiac Duet nylon-string guitars include a very flexible and sophisticated output section. The 1/4" (standard) output will work with a regular guitar cord. The balanced XLR output provides a truly professional connection and goes a step further by bringing phantom power from the mixing board to power the guitars preamp and eliminating the need for the battery.
Solid cedar topHonduras mahogany neckEbony fingerboardChambered mahogany bodySoft C neck shapeHigh-gloss finishNylon stringSlanted headstockVirtually feedback-free at high volumes
You'll absolutely love the range of sounds you get out of Godin's amazing (and great-playing) LGXT solidbody. This guitar starts with incredible electric tones, thanks to its pair of humbucking pickups. An onboard piezo pickup lets you blend in stunning acoustic-style sounds. That's quite a versatile guitar! But, believe it or not, the LGXT is only getting started! This beautiful instrument is also equipped with an individual synth pickup for each string. It also has seperate outputs for the magnetic/transducer pickups and the synth pickups. The LGXT's sonic possibilities are only limited by your imagination! Godin made the LGXT from the ground up to sound great, and it definitely delivers. This gorgeous guitar has a Silver Leaf maple body, which gives you great sound and plenty of bite. The LGXT's mahogany neck is fast and comfortable, and it's topped with an exquisite ebony fingerboard. For even more expressive playing, the LGXT comes complete with a smooth, stable tremolo bridge. Since the early 1970s, Godin has been crafting pro-quality instruments loaded with innovations. Whether you're a session pro or a recreational player, Godin has a guitar built to suit you perfectly. You'll love the clean lines, exceptionally comfortable playing feel, and exquisite tone you get from a Godin guitar. You get it all: classic craftsmanship, modern features, and amazing tonality. Here's your chance to get your hands on a pro-quality guitar! Godin LGXT Solidbody Electric Guitar Features:Color: Black PearlSilver Leaf Maple bodyMahogany neckEbony fingerboard16" fingerboard radius25-1/2" scale1-11/16" nut widthSeymour Duncan custom humbuckers5-way switchGuitar volumeToneSynth volumeProgram up/down3-way magnetic output13-pin synth outputRMC transducer saddles with custom preamp EQGodin's LGXT solidbody looks great, plays great, and sounds stunning - in so many different ways!
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Godin LGXT (Black Pearl) (LGXT SA, Black Pearl) Reviews
Godin LGXT (Black Pearl) (LGXT SA, Black Pearl) Reviews
This review is from: Godin LG P90 Solid Body Electric Guitar (Trans Black Flame) (Electronics)
I got this guitar through one of a kind deal. Not sure why but sometimes Amazon will have crazy deals on guitars. I got the guitar for very cheap (over 60% off) via Amazon.
The guitar is made of solid wood. Maple flame grains really adds to the style of the guitar. I get a lot of complement on how nice the guitar looks. The only gripe about the looks is that the headstock feels and looks a bit cheap, although I like the styling.
Sound-wise. I run the guitar through a Digitech RP-500 multi-effect pedals to a set of Bose L1 PAs. At home, I usually run it through my headphones (again using the Digitech RP-500). The output is very high, and you can get nice, glassy sound via the two Seymour Duncan P90s on the guitar. The guitar is pretty heavy so make sure that you use a comfortable strap (e.g., wider around the shoulder contact point).
It comes with a nicely-padded gig bag with Godin label. The gig-bag has a lot of pockets for extra strings, tuner, 1/4... Read more
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This review is from: Godin LG HB Solid Body Electric Guitar (Cherry Burst Flame) (Electronics)
I don't own this guitar, but did "audition" it extensively in a guitar store about five years ago. It is VERY sweet sounding. imho, more useful than the HB model or even the Gibsons. that I also audition extensively.
Unfortunately I ran out of money before I got it. I was very surprised to see it here on Amazon, the only place I've been able to find it so far. Realistically, I probably don't have the money still, but someone should grab this last one. It is a great guitar... not just for the money, but that too. ;)
My history is 40 years of foolin' around, mostly with acoustic, Martin D-18. More recently had an American bottom line Strat and earlier a 1980's Ibanez Roadstar with active pups that was stolen and is now replaced with the same guitar but with passive HB's.
The Duncan P90's and mahogany make a great sound and is an easy guitar to get a good sound out of.
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