Canadian based Godin Guitars releases new High-Definition Revoicer system on select electric models
For immediate release:
Montreal, Canada- August 20th, 2007- A Godin guitar equipped with the new High-Definition Revoicer system is like having 2 sets of pickups in 1 Godin guitar. The H.D.R. augments and revoices the frequencies of each pickup, taking them to the next level of sonic clarity with a zero-hum, noiseless high-definition sound. Giving players that extra bite along with dynamic response that accentuates the natural nuances of the instrument.
Revoiced with an active preamp, the new Godin H.D.R system enables you to go from passive to active pickups with the simple push of a button located between the tone and volume knobs on select Godin electric models. Simply put, the H.D.R. gives the player the best of both worlds!
Also, this “true bypass” system keeps the integrity of the passive pickups while making them active without any degradation in tone quality.
The H.D.R. system is set to be released at the upcoming MIAC show from August 26-27, 2007 in Toronto Canada. The all new Godin Velocity will be the first model to feature the High-Definition Revoicer.
About Godin Guitars:
With its early beginnings in 1972, the Godin Guitar family now includes 6 lines of guitars. These include the renowned Godin electric line, as well as the finely crafted acoustic lines such as Seagull, Simon & Patrick, Norman, Art & Lutherie and LaPatrie nylon stringed classical guitars. Godin Guitars is also the manufacturer of the revolutionary TRIC acoustic guitar case. Based in Montreal Quebec, this Canadian company has 6 factories, 5 of which are located in the Eastern Townships of Quebec and 1 located in Berlin New Hampshire.
