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25 Responses to “Godin Electric Guitar - How its made”
I own a 1998 Godin LGX 2-voice (electric and acoustic-electric), amber-colored quilt-top. Let me say that if I had to pare down my collection, it would be 1 of 2 guitars that I would keep over all others. I ordered it with the Godin ‘Tetrad’ pickups, instead of Duncans, as I wanted a unique sound (I already have several guitars with various Duncans), and it sounds fantastic. I find the neck to be wide and flat compared to, say, a Les Paul, but it is very comfortable to play. Fantastic guitar ! Peace:-)
well you gotta realize that this was from a program on tv and a lot of people watching have absolutely no thought about anything when it comes to guitars
Ive had my godin for 11 years now .. still one of the best guitar I own. Artisan ST ..
When i get some decent $ im having them make me a 7 string neck-thru .. I wouldnt want any other company to custom build me a guitar
except Mark Warr
You’re incorrect they use wood screws that are just a small smaller.
lol so they need over 4-5 months to make a e-guitar ?
Shoulda got someone else to play it then,
Fender necks are screwed together with a long wood screw. Godin uses a machine bolt into a nut.
what do you mean a right bolt on? unlike a fender?
Why did I know I would find you here?
YEAH, exit 22 FTW!
I own a 1998 Godin LGX 2-voice (electric and acoustic-electric), amber-colored quilt-top. Let me say that if I had to pare down my collection, it would be 1 of 2 guitars that I would keep over all others. I ordered it with the Godin ‘Tetrad’ pickups, instead of Duncans, as I wanted a unique sound (I already have several guitars with various Duncans), and it sounds fantastic. I find the neck to be wide and flat compared to, say, a Les Paul, but it is very comfortable to play. Fantastic guitar ! Peace:-)
2 Months to dry the wood! That’s crazy!
that looks realy nice!!
the neck on a godin feels so smooth.
A right bolt on, unlike Fender.
haah yeh but its still lol
well you gotta realize that this was from a program on tv and a lot of people watching have absolutely no thought about anything when it comes to guitars
Those are pretty nice axes. I like the one at 5:33.
i was talking about the machine heads
Really no, she is right. The knob does adjust the truss. The tuning keys are for tuning.
wata fuking noob narrator any1 else agree? you tuen the knob to adjust the tune of the strings i mean come on lol
wow pretty complicated
no they didnt
haha when she says a sexy coating of paint she sounds horny
Wohoo! I like guitars!
dude! they forgot the volume and tone knobs!
:P
4:18 is obvisously an unknown step to the makers of mex-strats, damn, you can cut yourself up something terrible on those:|