Description
The Multiac Spectrum SA expands Godin’s acclaimed Multiac lineup with a larger, chambered mahogany body designed to deliver a fuller acoustic voice while staying stage-ready at high volumes. Paired with a solid spruce top, the body construction gives this guitar genuine acoustic resonance without the usual feedback headaches that plague amplified acoustics.
Under the hood, a Seymour Duncan Lipstick pickup sits in the neck position, wired to Godin’s custom electronics with dedicated volume and tone controls for shaping your plugged-in sound. But the real standout feature is the 13-pin output, which opens the door to direct computer recording and full compatibility with Roland GR Series and Axon guitar synths — turning this into a serious hybrid tool for modern rigs.
The neck is mahogany with a Richlite fingerboard set to a 16″ radius, a 25 1/2″ scale length, and a 1 11/16″ nut width, giving it a familiar, comfortable feel for electric players transitioning to acoustic-electric territory.
- Mahogany neck with Richlite fingerboard
- 16″ fingerboard radius, 25 1/2″ scale, 1 11/16″ nut width
- Chambered mahogany body with solid spruce top
- Seymour Duncan Lipstick pickup, separate volume & tone
- Custom electronics with 13-pin output for computer/synth access
- Feedback-resistant at high volumes
- Available in Natural High-Gloss and Black High-Gloss
- Left-handed Natural Semi-Gloss model also available
Whether you’re tracking direct, running synth patches through Roland or Axon gear, or just want an acoustic-electric that behaves at gig volume, the Multiac Spectrum SA covers a lot of ground.
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