Description
The Godin ACS-SA rethinks what a nylon-string guitar can do on a loud stage. It borrows the Multiac Nylon’s comfortable, fast-playing neck and mates it to a chambered Silver Leaf Maple body topped with Cedar. Because the top behaves more like a solid-body electric than a traditional acoustic soundboard, the ACS-SA shrugs off feedback that would sideline a standard classical guitar at performance volume — plug in, crank up, and play without fighting your amp.
Under the hood is where things get interesting. Each string has its own transducer saddle, wired through a custom RMC preamp system. Beyond delivering clean, natural amplified tone, this setup outputs hexaphonic signal via a 13-pin connector, giving you direct access to Roland GR-Series (and Axon AX100) guitar synthesizers — no extra converter box required. It’s a genuine synth-access instrument at a price point that opens the door to players who’ve wanted this flexibility without the usual cost.
Key specs:
- Mahogany neck
- Ebony fingerboard, 16″ radius
- 25 1/2″ scale length
- 1 7/8″ nut width
- Chambered Silver Leaf Maple body with Cedar top
- Custom RMC electronics with 13-pin connector for Roland GR-Series / Axon AX100 synth control
- Black High-Gloss finish (Black Pearl)
Whether you’re layering synth patches live, running a hybrid acoustic-electric rig, or just want a nylon-string that holds its own with a full band, the ACS-SA delivers classical touch with modern stage-ready engineering.
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