Godin Multiac Grand Concert Sa Nat
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A Multiac with a Classical Temperament in the Godin Range
The Godin Multiac Grand Concert SA is aimed at guitarists who appreciate the tradition of classical guitar but want a modern, reliable, and silent solution on stage. Its neck joint at the twelfth fret and its classical-style nut width make it a natural bridge between "nylon" lutherie and amplification requirements (concert, studio, orchestration, arrangements).
For Whom and in Which Styles
This guitar is particularly suited for classical guitarists (intermediate to advanced level) seeking a precise amplified sound without the usual microphone feedback issues. It is also very suitable for stage musicians who alternate between classical, Latin music, nylon fingerstyle, acoustic pop, or work in electro contexts, thanks to the versatility of its electronics and the playing comfort typical of the "Grand Concert" style.
Sound Characteristics
The solid cedar top provides a warm signature, with rich mids and a soft attack, ideal for nuances and expressiveness in fingerstyle playing. The double-chambered mahogany body contributes to a balanced and controlled response, particularly relevant when plugged in: the sound remains defined, with good sustain, and excellent clarity of chords as well as melodic lines. Combined with the RMC preamp, the whole delivers a clear and dynamic amplified output, designed for the stage and modern systems, with the added bonus of access to synth mode to radically expand the sonic palette.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
This guitar is strung with nylon strings (HTC): it is recommended to use nylon string sets of equivalent gauge to maintain the original balance and response. It is delivered with a gig bag, convenient for transport and regular travel.
Technical specifications
| Format | Grand Concert |
| Top | solid cedar |
| Body | double-chambered |
| Wood | mahogany |
| Finish | natural High gloss |
| Neck/body joint | 12th fret |
| Radius | 24" / 610 mm |
| Fingerboard | Richlite |
| Number of frets | 19 |
| Scale length | 25.66" / 651.7 mm |
| Neck width | 50.8 mm / 2.00" (at the heel) |
| Nut | Graphtech |
| Machine heads | 16:1 ratio |
| Preamp | RMC |
| Synth access output | Roland GR compatible |
| Strings | nylon HTC (.0285, .0327, .0410, .030, .036, .044) |
| Gig bag | included |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Godin Multiac Grand Concert SA suitable for classical playing on stage?
The neck joins the body at the 12th fret and the Grand Concert body shape preserves the classical guitar landmarks. The double-chambered mahogany body reduces feedback issues when amplified on stage.
What sound does the solid cedar top provide?
The solid cedar top produces a soft attack and rich midrange, favorable for fingerstyle dynamics.
Is this nylon-string guitar compatible with a Roland GR synthesizer?
The Synth Access output is advertised as compatible with Roland GR systems. The RMC preamp allows utilizing this function alongside the amplified guitar sound.
What is the scale length and how many frets are there?
The scale length measures 651.7 mm, or 25.66 inches, with 19 frets. The Richlite fingerboard has a 610 mm (24 inch) radius.
Is a gig bag included and which strings come installed?
A gig bag is included. The original setup uses HTC nylon strings with gauges .0285, .0327, .0410, .030, .036, and .044. Nylon strings of equivalent gauge sets maintain the intended balance of this setup.
