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Godin Session T-PRO Ozark Cream RN
Electric Guitar / HN257304
The Godin Session T-PRO electric guitars are the superstructure of the Godin Session HT models.
The body of the Godin Session T-PRO Ozark Cream RN is made of Canadian silver-leaf maple. A rosewood fingerboard with twenty-two Medium-sized frets is glued to the bolted maple neck. White position dots make it easy to find your way around the fingerboard.
The Seymour Duncan Saturday Night Special humbucker with Alnico 4 magnets gives the guitar the full juicy sound of late 70s rock and hard rock - balanced distortion and articulate clean sound with a solid core. Two Seymour Duncan SSL-2 pickups in the neck and middle positions offer a fuller sound than traditional single-coils, and the middle pickup has reversed polarity and windings to eliminate noise. Adjust the character of the sound using the volume and tone diaphragm potentiometers and the five-position pickup switch. The tone diaphragm control features a Push/Pull function that allows you to split the humbucker coils for a pure single-coil sound.
The strings are held in locking tuning machines with an 18:1 gear ratio and Godin Tru-Loc tremolo via a Graphtech zero fret. The nice workmanship is accentuated by the glossy Ozark Cream finish and a practical pickguard made of imitation tortoiseshell. The guitar comes in a gig bag.
The body of the Godin Session T-PRO Ozark Cream RN is made of Canadian silver-leaf maple. A rosewood fingerboard with twenty-two Medium-sized frets is glued to the bolted maple neck. White position dots make it easy to find your way around the fingerboard.
The Seymour Duncan Saturday Night Special humbucker with Alnico 4 magnets gives the guitar the full juicy sound of late 70s rock and hard rock - balanced distortion and articulate clean sound with a solid core. Two Seymour Duncan SSL-2 pickups in the neck and middle positions offer a fuller sound than traditional single-coils, and the middle pickup has reversed polarity and windings to eliminate noise. Adjust the character of the sound using the volume and tone diaphragm potentiometers and the five-position pickup switch. The tone diaphragm control features a Push/Pull function that allows you to split the humbucker coils for a pure single-coil sound.
The strings are held in locking tuning machines with an 18:1 gear ratio and Godin Tru-Loc tremolo via a Graphtech zero fret. The nice workmanship is accentuated by the glossy Ozark Cream finish and a practical pickguard made of imitation tortoiseshell. The guitar comes in a gig bag.
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Functions
- Controls 1x Volume, 1x Tone (Push/Pull)
- Pickup Switch 5-Way
Features
- Product Colour Ozark Cream
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Colour
White
- Surface Treatment Gloss
- Type ST model
- Neck Profile Not specified
- Scale 648 mm
- Radius 12 "
- Number of Frets 22
- Nut Width 41.9 mm
- Pickup Configuration H-S-S
- Pickup model 1x Seymour Duncan Saturday Night Special, 2x Seymour Duncan SSL-2
- Bridge Single-Locking Tremolo
- Tuning Machines Godin Locking
- Hardware Chrome
- Strings .010 .013 .017 .026 .036 .046
Material
- Body Basswood
- Top Does not contain
- Neck Maple
- Fingerboard Rosewood
Inputs and outputs
- MIDI No
- USB No
Accessories
- Hard Case No
- Case Yes
Country of production
- Country of Production Canada
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