Name: LERXST Grace Floyd Rose
SKU: 052592
Availability: BackOrder
Rating: 5.00 (6 reviews)

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LERXST Grace Floyd Rose

SKU:

052592

UPC:

623501052592

Made in Canada

5.00 out of 5 based on 6 customer ratings

(6 customer reviews)

The Lerxst Grace, the signature guitar of Alex Lifeson by Godin Guitars, pays tribute to an iconic era in Lifeson’s career, Grace Under Pressure. This modern version of the Hentor Sportscaster combines the timeless appeal of Alex’s original guitar with the finest contemporary materials and components, offering an instrument that respects its roots while looking resolutely to the future. The Grace was designed with the precision of Godin lutherie and Alex’s personal specifications, making this guitar a refined choice for today’s musicians.

Featuring a contoured swamp ash body for optimum comfort, the guitar features a maple neck with a 12” radius ebony fingerboard, accompanied by stainless steel medium frets for smooth, intuitive playability. True to the original, the Grace’s HSS pickup configuration is based on specially designed Mojotone pickups that meet Alex’s exacting requirements, guaranteeing a balanced, clear sound at any setting. Guitarists can choose between a Floyd Rose or Vega Trem tremolo system, coupled with 18:1 locking mechanics, ensuring exceptional tuning stability and expressive performance.

Each Lerxst Grace guitar is signed by Alex Lifeson himself and comes with a top-of-the-range hard case, making it not only an exceptional guitar, but also a true collector’s item. Designed to excel in all musical genres and to enhance the playing of demanding guitarists, the Lerxst Grace redefines classic style for a new generation. Handcrafted in Canada, this guitar pays tribute to the Canadian roots of Alex Lifeson and Godin Guitars, offering a unique opportunity to own a priceless instrument.

Limited online stock, backorder available. ETA ~ 2-3 weeks.

*Please note that your credit card will be charged upon placement of the order. Buy online with the confidence of knowing that you are supporting your local authorized Godin dealer via the Quivers platform.

Compatible Accessories

Included

Godin G Tour, Session, Progression, Passion, Stadium & Radium Hardshell Case

Specs

Body	Swamp Ash
Bridge Pickup	Early L500 Mojotone Humbucker
Bridge type (electrics)	Tremolo
Color Type	Red
Controls	1x Tone, 1x Volume, 3-way Toggle
Fingerboard	Ebony
Fingerboard Radius	12" (304.8 mm)
Finish	High Gloss
Fret Size	Medium
Frets	22
Machine Head Ratio	18:1
Middle Pickup	Overwound Mojotone Single Coil
Neck	Maple
Neck Construction	Bolt-on
Neck Pickup	Overwound Mojotone Single Coil
Numbers of strings	6
Nut Type	Floyd Rose Locking Nut
Nut Width	1.65" (41.91 mm)
Orientation	Right
Scale Length	25.5" (647.7 mm)
String Gauges	.010 .013 .017 .026 .036 .046
String Set	E10
String Type	Electric Steel
Shipping Weight	22 lbs

6 reviews for LERXST Grace Floyd Rose

Rated 5 out of 5

Richard DelRio

November 15, 2024

Beautiful but to expensive….
Rated 5 out of 5

Donald Boisjoly

November 23, 2024

peut-on essayer cette guitare.A quel endroit peut-on acheter
Service Client Godin / Customer Service

November 25, 2024

Merci pour votre intérêt ! Vous pouvez essayer nos guitares et les acheter chez nos revendeurs agréés. Pour trouver le magasin le plus proche de chez vous, veuillez consulter notre localisateur de revendeurs ou contactez-nous à info@godinguitars.com. Nous serons ravis de vous aider !
Rated 5 out of 5

Joe

January 14, 2025

Build quality Japanese American.
Esthetics top.
Functionality high end.
Amazing neck, fingerboard, floyd rose tremolo.
Powerful pickups.
Humbucker 1st position.
Middle and neck single coil together 2nd position.
Only neck single coil 3rd position.
Outstanding sound quality due to best possible woods used, large neck, and quite big body.
Power chords, chords and single notes very clear, dynamic and easy to hear and distinguish one sound from each other even in large chords.
Very expressive, and easy to play instrument.
Great success, I am happy that I am part of it.
Service Client Godin / Customer Service

January 14, 2025

Thank you so much for your enthusiastic and detailed feedback! We’re delighted to hear that you’re satisfied with your instrument and its performance.

At Godin, our Canadian manufacturing standards are among the highest in the industry, and it’s always a pleasure to see our efforts reflected in our customers’ satisfaction.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out if there’s anything you need.
Rated 5 out of 5

Robert Moore

February 11, 2025

I purchased this guitar not knowing what to expect upon arrival. I was NOT disappointed. For those of you that think this is too expensive, reconsider. this thing is amazing. Thank you Alex!
Rated 5 out of 5

Lee Keeley

February 25, 2025

Just received Grace #21. and I love it! it sounds great, very versatile, and the finish is stunning! I own a couple Alex Lifeson’s actual Signature Guitar Co. Aurora models he used in the late 80s (the 1st prototype Alex named “Handsome Panther” & the 3rd Prototype) and the Grace feels and plays better (they are different guitars!)! I’d love to know the production figures for the Grace, are you only producing 100 copies in total production or is it just 100 Signed copies?
Merci Godin and Thanks Alex….this is a great addition to me collection!
Service Client Godin / Customer Service

February 26, 2025

Thank you for your message and for your enthusiasm for the Grace #21! We’re thrilled to hear that you’re enjoying it.

To answer your question, there were 100 signed copies of each model in the Grace series. These limited editions feature Alex Lifeson’s signature and are individually numbered.

Thanks again for your support, and congratulations on your impressive collection!
Rated 5 out of 5

Andrew Philips

March 13, 2025

Thats wierd coincidence, its like a hybrid of gutars I make from way back in the 80s and 90s with swamp ash, floyd rose, and ebony fretboard, and humbucker in bridge, but may be diferent sound, not familiar with that model pickup. And I used to listen to a lot of Rush in those days. Probably a big fretboard radius and fret size.