Made in Canada
Versatility and great tone are qualities that any guitarist looks for in a solid-body guitar, not to mention show-stopping looks. Throw in quality components, and then have it built right here in North America at an incredible price, and you get that dream guitar we all seek: the Godin Session HT.
Complete with a hardtail bridge for increased sustain and tuning stability, an optimized finish for enhanced tonal deflection, and a H-S-S pickup configuration, the Session HT is made to take your playing to new levels of creativity and expression! Available finish options: Matte Black, Trans Cream, and Bourbon Burst.
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Specifications
Body: Canadian Laurentian Basswood
Bridge and Tailpiece: Hardtail
Bridge Pickup: Godin Custom Double Coil
Controls: 1 x Push-Pull Tone, 1 x Volume, 5-way Switch
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Indian Laurel
Fingerboard Radius: 12" (304.8 mm)
Frets: 22
Machine Head Ratio: 18:1
Middle Pickup: Godin GS-1 Single Coil Pickup
Neck Pickup: Godin GS-1 Single Coil Pickup
Nut Type: Graphtech
Nut Width: 1.65" (41.91 mm)
Scale Length: 25.5" (647.7 mm)
String Gauges: .010 .013 .017 .026 .036 .046
String Set: E10
Finish: Bourbon Burst, Semi Gloss
About Godin
In 1972, Robert Godin began building guitars in the small rural Quebec village of La Patrie. His passion for music and supreme craftsmanship led to the creation of Godin guitars.
Robert’s care, ingenuity, and dedication to precision, perfection and purity of tone set the benchmarks this family led Company follows meticulously and can be experienced in every single Godin Brands guitar to this day. One of North America's leading guitar manufacturers, Godin has a “Forest to Stage” philosophy exercising complete control over the entire sourcing and build processes, ensuring the highest possible level of sustainability, quality, finishing, playability, and performance.
Godin Guitars offers musicians around the world 100% Canadian built unique and diverse instruments that meet their needs and expectations. You'll see for yourself when you play the first notes!
Canadian made, and globally played.