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The Godin G-Tour Nylon Limited Arctik Blue combines the ergonomics of an electric guitar with the warmth of nylon strings, ideal for guitarists seeking an authentic nylon sound while maintaining a familiar feel. Compact and comfortable, it's perfect for stage or studio performances thanks to its under-saddle pickup and EPM Q-Discrete preamp, offering simple volume and tone control. Its maple and rosewood construction ensures rich sound projection and excellent resonance, while its design facilitates quick transitions between instruments.
| Guitar type | Nylon-string electro-acoustic |
|---|---|
| Pickup | Under-saddle |
| Preamp | EPM Q-Discrete with volume and tone control |
| Body and neck wood | Maple |
| Fingerboard and bridge wood | Rosewood |
| Soundboard | Cedar |
| Bracing | Fan bracing |
| Nut width | 1.65'' |
| Body profile | Compact and ergonomic |
| Feedback | Reduced to a minimum |
| Finish | Limited Arctik Blue |
| Manufacture | Canada |
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