A gorgeous tonal chameleon with synth access, the creative potentioal

This 3-voice guitar features electric and acoustic guitar sounds, plus the infinite tonal possibilities created by synth access. It has a gorgeous mahogany body with a AAA-grade figured maple top. The mahogany neck with an ebony fingerboard plays fast and sweet. The custom RMC system provides acoustic guitar sounds from a bridge transducer, while Seymour Duncan custom humbuckers drive the electric tone. Synth access comes courtesy of the 13-pin connector and opens up a world of sonic potential. Acoustic and electric outputs can be used alone or in tandem to further expand the tonal array.

Godin LGX-SA AAA Flamed Maple Top Electric Guitar Features:

• Mahogany body with a AAA-grade flamed maple top
• Mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard for improved synth tracking
• Custom RMC system deliver acoustic tone from a bridge transducer
• Custom Seymour Duncan humbuckers
• 13-pin connector provides synth/computer access for limitless tonal possibilities
• Acoustic/Mix and Electric outputs can be used alone or blended

Godin LGX-SA AAA Flamed Maple Top Electric Guitar Includes:

• Godin gig bag

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Godin LGX-SA AAA Flamed Maple Top Electric Guitar

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The ultimate studio Tool

Posted by Surfnorthwest from Kennewick WA on May 10, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Pink Floyd - Tangerine Dream style

This is one amazing guitar. If you have a home studio like me this guitar alone will open many doors and allow you to do harmonies using many voices.

I tried a Carvin SH-575 and sent it back, while it had the same features it does not sound as good as this guitar or track as well. The action is very similar to a Les Paul but this guitar is light. The controls all work as they should and with some practice you can handle your own mixes from the guitar.

Mine has been slightly modified replacing the stock 5 way switch with a 3 way. I also replaced the pickups with Seymour Duncan JB and Pearly Gates.

While this will not become my primary guitar in the studio it certainly will get a lot of work. Pair it with a GR-20 and you are set. I think this guitar is priced just right, I certainly cannot say enough good things about it.

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absolutely fantastic

Posted by themontagne from st. louis on Apr 27, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: local gigging

Reviewer's Play Style: funk, jazz, rock, folk, post-rock

This guitar will blow you out of the water. I went into a guitar shop looking specifically for a different guitar, was introduced to this, and left with this guitar. It is extremely playable and will work for virtually every genre. The acoustic transducers have a very good range and have made me forget about my acoustics. As mentioned earlier, the Roland GR-33 is a must have. I have two complaints with this guitar: first, the 13-pin input is a little shaky and doesn't seem to be able to take much stress; second, a lot of heavy picking can scratch up the surface pretty easily.

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Try it, you'll love it!

Posted by Ray from Quebec - Canada on Dec 8, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: new age

It is one of the best guitar I ever owned! You don't pay for a myth, you pay for a very high quality guitar. A Roland GR-33 is a must with this guitar.

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Very nice, but...

Posted by linuxpwns from Salem, OR on Feb 11, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Engineering/Music Student

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz/Fingerstyle/Rock

I have owned this guitar for 4 years now and it is a very, very nice guitar. Unfortunatley, it has a few draw backs. The neck feels slightly thicker than a "standard" electric neck, but then again it could be because I am also used to my Ibanez with a Wizard II neck. The humbuckers in the single coil configuration do not have the punch of what a single coil should sound like. Also, the pickups don't pickup to well past the 15th fret. I use this guitar primarily for jazz and worship. I have yet to find another electric guitar that sounds as good as this one when clean. I will probably never sell this guitar because of how amazing it sounds.

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Godin LGX-SA AAA Flamed Maple Top Electric Guitar

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