Godin MultiAc Grand Concert SA, Nylon String Review

Best Plug In Nylon Ever

I saw this guitar being used by one of my favorite musicians back in 2008. Many years later I found myself needing a plug in nylon guitar. I took the risk and purchased this one given that no store had them in stock for me to try. Let me tell you, everything you've heard about this guitar is true, the pickups are incredible, and it is perfectly built for someone like me who began… read more on classical guitar. It is the perfect instrument.

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Better Than Good!!

Can a guitar actually be perfect? Well this one sounds and plays so good that perfect certainly comes to mind. Imagine a guitar that removes all barriers to your playing and sounds like a beautiful bell ringing... It leaves you with no limitations and btw no excuses. So I think in the realm of perfect, this amazing guitar deserves a place.

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Hard to beat

This nylon electric plays like warm butter. Beautiful and extremely well made. You can play Un amplified but it's quiet and does not sound like a classical guitar. It's subdued and quiet. When powered through a nice amp it comes to life as it was designed to do. I also bought the GR55 guitar synth which patched right in with a proprietary 13 pin connector/cord. I'm having a ton… read more of fun making noise and dialing all different types of patches. I'm super pleased with this great guitar. Highly recommend.

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Godin Multiac Grand Zvoncert SA guitar

I should have bought this guitar a long time ago. It sounds incredible beautiful on nylon strings. Studio quality sounds even with a regular amp. And if I switched to Midi, you enter a new world of sounds. I really enjoy playing with this beautiful guitar. Thank you Godin for making such as wonderful piece os music instrument. And with the hrlp of Sweet water, you will get this… read more instrument with great price. Thank you

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Godin Grand Concert SA

Wow, First Great service from Yuval ext#1367 and the team at Sweetwater including set up & shipping. I have been using Godin Guitars on and off in the past but recently wanted a very solid robust traveling giging guitar that was not so fragile. I do over 100+gigs a year and sometime need to travel and play in areas that are not always safe for instruments. I do have excellent… read more Flamenco guitars by Luthier Lester Devoe & Andy Culpepper. however some gigs just won"t do by a mic alone or be safe. Ahh to the point. The Godin Grand Concert is just right when you need to amplify on stage w/o feedback and w/o lots of time to set up. I can get in and out for a wedding in 10min with a Pedalboard & Roland GR synth. So the transport and set up is very easy. Light too if you get the Godin TRIC Case. When I set up I generally use a wireless system to run the RMC pickups to a Fishman Aura 16 (Godin Multiac SA Image"s) then to a Grace AliX for fine eq, Boss RV-500 for Reverb, Digitech Jam Mab for Looper and out to a QSC TouchMix 8 Mixer or straight to EV Evolve 50 or 2 Bose S1 Pro"s. That"s the set up. The tone is wonderful. Once you understand how to use the onboard eq treble, mid, bass (cut, flat or bost) you dial in your tone and your pretty good to go. Add the Fishman Aura if you want the mic air in your sound. Playability is just fun/ effortless and feels great. It"s very fast on the fretboard. I was not sure if I would like the radius or Richlite fretboard but I really like both. I do use just the RMC pickup signal out and walk around wirelessly and come back to my area and will hook up the 13pin Roland cable to hook up to the GR Synth. The guitar tracks very well and I have played live with no glitches. I"ve played a few gigs out on only the Godin even though I had a back up. I"m really enjoying the new Godin Grand Concert SA. Bottom line is my clients and I like the sound of this guitar and they rehire me and bring me back for future events. It is worth getting a wider and padded strap if you play more than a few minutes.

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