Open Box Godin A6 Ultra Semi-Acoustic-Electric Guitar Level 1 Natural Cedar

The Godin A6 really is unique. When it came to me I changed the strings and adjusted the truss rod a little to lower the action to my liking. I am really enjoying playing it now especially using the split signal (2 amps) ability for the acoustic and humbucker set up. This guitar is going to be very usefull to me and I like it. The build quality is very good.

This is a really great guitar in my opinion because the ergonomics are awesome and piezo is crystal clear.

I have had my eye on the Godin A6 Ultra for quite some time...and it always intrigued me. I have the original Seagull S6 and know the high level of craftsmanship that Godin produces out of Canada, so I expected a well-built instrument. What I did not expect was the the beautiful tone this guitar produces. The ability to split the output signal from the two pick-ups, to two different amps is AMAZING! Even unplugged, the guitar sounds great, especially when you need to practice quietly. The neck is wonderful, the finish is gorgeous and the price is unreal. I believe this guitar could sell at twice the price, considering what you get. It's great.

Home jamming and practicing

Been eyeing this guitar for a bit and met expectations. Very nice.

I bought this to use in a duo (sometimes piano/guitar, sometimes two guitars) and it was a great choice. I actually tried a very expensive Taylor T5 Deluxe/Koa first, and this Godin A6 is better. You don't buy a guitar like this for a collector's piece. You want something to play. It's great in my duo because I run it through a pedalboard and then into my Roland AC-60 amp. It has a nice acoustic sound and we can play James Taylor, Jim Croce, or Gordon Lightfoot, then right into Allman Brothers, rocking Eagles or Eric Clapton, with nice rich leads. Sure, I have an American Professional Telecaster that is a better standalone electric guitar, and a Martin HD-28 that is a better standalone acoustic guitar -- to say the least. But this thing is actually better for a duo setup because I can play acoustic and electric, even within the same song. This is an excellent guitar for a working musician. Oh, and you will read about a thousand different opinions about the best strings and setup for this. I tried the Jazz Strings this comes with but finally settled on the Elixir bronze acoustic, 80/20, which is fine . It's important to have a decent wound g string to make the A6 work as an acoustic guitar, but the strings are still light enough to rip on some leads. There are two outputs on the guitar, one for both pickups, and one specifically designated for the humbucker. I just go the easy route and play with the output that runs both pickups, but some people use the dual output function, running one cable directly into the PA or an acoustic amp, and the humbucker output into an electric amp. I'm getting great sounds just with the dual output jack. Nice guitar.