The A6 Ultra semi-acoustic with high-gloss finish continues with the innovative concepts found in all Godin A-series guitars, such as combining plugged-in acoustic sound with the feel of an electric neck, along with a chambered body design that virtually eliminates feedback in live & loud settings. These features stand true and better than ever in the A6 Ultra with the added "oomph" and full tone of a Godin humbucker in the neck position, along with an under-saddle transducer, dual outputs (acoustic and electric) that combine for a huge stereo sound and a Custom Godin preamp section voiced specifically for the A6 Ultra. This preamp section gives a player the chance to control their tone via sliders for acoustic volume, treble, mid, bass and independent controls for the electric humbucker volume, treble and bass.

Whether plugging into the single acoustic mix or in stereo (via both outputs), controlling your tone is at the tip of your fingers. And the A6 Ultra guitar delivers in all styles of music from jazz to rock to country and not to mention a great blues slide guitar.

Other features on the Godin guitar include a solid cedar top, a two-chambered silver leaf maple body, high-gloss finish, mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard, and the comfortable feel of an ergocut.

Godin A6 Ultra HG Semi-Acoustic Electric Guitar Features:

• Neck: Mahogany
• Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood
• Radius: 16" (40,6 cm)
• Scale: 25-1/2" (64,75 cm)
• Nut Width: 1-11/16" (4,3 cm)
• Top: Solid Cedar
• Body: Two-chambered silver leaf maple
• Finish: High-gloss
• Controls: Custom Godin Pre-amp, 1x electric ouput, 1x acoustic output
• Pick-ups: Godin Humbucker & EPM under saddle transducer

Godin A6 Ultra HG Semi-Acoustic Electric Guitar Includes:

• gig bag

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Godin A6 Ultra HG Semi-Acoustic Electric Guitar

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A Fairly Good Guitar But....

Posted by Bill Friday from Rhode Island on Oct 26, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Traditional Country & 50's

Overall, for the money, this is quite a guitar with the exception of two things. #1. Honestly, to me,it felt a little fragile for a working musician. And most important, #2. The neck radius is 16" which I never found in the written discription of the the guitar. The radius is fine for someone with normal hands but with stubby, thick hands like mine..16" is way too wide. Otherwise, the combination of sounds you can get from this guitar are fine for weekend warriors or for someone doing a solo or coffee house gig. You can get a lot of texture in your sound. Wish my fingers were long enough to fingepick with this ax.

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The Godin A6 Ultra best bang for buck by far!

Posted by Ernie from Nashville, TN on Mar 17, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

The Godin A6 Ultra has a great neck, love the 16" radius and the 1-11/16" nut, nice medium jumbo frets. This is the second A6 Ultra I had sent to me because I thought the first had faulty wiring. The Humbucker pickup leaks into the acoustic output. I have the two outputs running separately. The electric output goes into an amp modeler and the acoustic output goes into the PA. Both are switched via a Morley Quad Box, allowing me to switch between the two outputs, or run them both together.... however if I leave the humbucker volume up on the guitar when I'm running just the acoustic output, the humbucker comes through the acoustic output... I emailed Godin and they said the guitar should not behave this way... I can assure you, BOTH A6 Ultras had this problem. But I'll deal with it because I love this guitar! Even with the wiring issue the sound is tremendous! The humbucker has great tone and the acoustic pickup sounds as good as my Gibson Sonoma. Did I say I love this guitar! For the price this guitar is amazing. I play mainly Strats, Les Pauls, and Teles but I needed something more versatile for my summer duo cover gig and the A6 Ultra is just the ticket!!!

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An Excellent Guitar!

Posted by SilkyHotLIcks from Seattle, WA. on Jul 13, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Contemporary Jazz R&B

This is a wonderful instrument. An excellent hybrid acoustic electric. The fingerboard is smooth and the action is great. I bought mine and the guitar that I received has perfect intonation and tuning pitch.

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Nice sound - cheap feel

Posted by Anonymous Musician from nyc on Feb 11, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: songwriter/producer/engineer/musician

Reviewer's Play Style: pop/rock

Lets start w/ the good - it sounds great for what it is. Acoustic tones are one of the best I've played from these hybrid guitars. The electric is good too. It is light and the neck feels smooth. I also think it looks really sharp as well . . . Now the bad - my biggest gripe is it just felt cheap to me. From the plastic tuners to the wobbly controls. I had a feeling w/ heavy gigging this gtr would fall apart. I also didn;t like the small frets (not the fret wire, which is also small - that was surprisingly nice) but my giant hands made it hard to play. I also didn;t dig having just the neck pup. that made it very limited as an "electric" I much prefer the new Parkwood hybrid for the price or for a few bucks more maybe the Carvin.

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