[Mooh]

What do you have folks?

In responce to a remark from a fellow forumite about my love of Godin products, I offer you this, my current collection. Missing is a Norman acoustic folk that I use as a student loaner. Over the years there have been many other Godin products, mandolin, Acousticaster fretless bass, Acousticater guitar, S&Ps, La Patries, various electrics, but I've been trying to cut down.

 

[greco]

Nice collection!

Cool (new, creative, clever) alternate use of GAS.

Did you know that the 'Merlin' is named after Mr. Godin's dog.
This is according to a company sales rep I met.

 

[Mooh]

Thanks. Didn't know that about the Merlin.

 

[Merlin]

I’m not sure I wanted to know that!

 

[johnnyshaka]

Godin Core with humbuckers and a Norman B15.

 

[sulphur]

Just one, my Seagull S6+CW Folk GT

 

[Tone Chaser]

I have had several, but this is the only one that has stayed. It is part of my closet collection. I think it is a 2006 LG Signature, AA top. The five position switch goes from humbucker to convincingly good split single coil. It has a very diverse sound pallete. With pickups set low it goes from Wes Montgomery to Buck Owens. Old school jazz, country, rock, and more. With pickups higher it gets nasty, but loses that special sweetness of the dialed in low setting. Not too heavy, well balanced, durable, with factory locking tuners. It usually sits out on a stand, begging me to pick it up. I just have way too many guitars. This one owes me nothing, and brings more joy than the few dollars it might bring, if sold.

 

[Mooh]

I have had several, but this is the only one that has stayed. It is part of my closet collection. I think it is a 2006 LG Signature, AA top. The five position switch goes from humbucker to convincingly good split single coil. It has a very diverse sound pallete. With pickups set low it goes from Wes Montgomery to Buck Owens. Old school jazz, country, rock, and more. With pickups higher it gets nasty, but loses that special sweetness of the dialed in low setting. Not too heavy, well balanced, durable, with factory locking tuners. It usually sits out on a stand, begging me to pick it up. I just have way too many guitars. This one owes me nothing, and brings more joy than the few dollars it might bring, if sold.
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I like that, very similar to my LG. I had a Summit for a while that was pretty cool.

 

[laristotle]

2 Norman B20's (one with piezo) and a Seagull.

 

[Steadfastly]

Alas, there are no Godin's in my home at the moment. In the past there have been a Simon and Patrick six string, an Art & Lutherie 12 string and a 55h Avenue Kingpin II. If another one comes in the door, it will be a Seagull Artist Cameo or a Custom Session Tripleplay.

 

[Gavz]

Godin LG P90 and A&L AMI Cedar.
Awesome guitars. I love how the AMI responds to different string types.

 

[Morkolo]

Just two here a La Patrie Hybrid and a Godin Nylon Duet.


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[Robert1950]

I can't comment on electrics, but I have owned a S&P and a couple A&L acoustics. All good guitars and amazing bargains. Still have an A&L Ami (that I got for $60 with a Hercules stand - a bit carved up but hey..)

 

[WhiteFalcon]

I have a few Godins in the house. A 5th Ave. Kingpin II, a Norman B20, a Merlin, and my daughters have a Seagull and an Art and Lutherie. Great value. Love my Godins!

 

[Kenmac]

I have a Simon & Patrick acoustic which I haven't played for quite some time. Godin makes good guitars.

 

[Jim DaddyO]

I have 2 S&P acoustics. A 6 and a 12 string. I like them. I have played a few electrics from Godin and they seem well made and comfortable.

 

[Bubb]

There is a Seagull MiniJumbo in the shed too.

Had a Freeway Classic, sold it to a buddy .

 

[Lakota]

Two at present, 4 others came and went. Totally infatuated with the 5th Ave. Uptown Ltd with TV Jones.

 

[zontar]

S&P 12 string...

And nice selection of guitars here...

 

[bw66]

LaPatrie Etude and S&P Showcase. Hoping to one day add a Kingpin II.