Name: Multiac Grand Concert SA Natural HG
SKU: 012817
Availability: BackOrder
Rating: 5.00 (5 reviews)

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Multiac Grand Concert SA Natural HG

SKU:

012817

UPC:

623501012817

Made in Canada

5.00 out of 5 based on 5 customer ratings

(5 customer reviews)

The Multiac Grand Concert SA features pristine-sounding electronics by LR Baggs. Similarly to other Multiac Grand Concert models, the guitar’s design unites a larger body with a Solid Cedar top and a neck that joins the body at the twelfth fret. The 2″ nut width is slightly larger than the standard Multiac and more typical of the classical tradition. The result is the ultimate guitar for classical players who require an amplified sound.

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 Multiac & A Series Gig Bag

Specs

Body	Two-Chambered Mahogany
Bridge and Tailpiece	Richlite
Bridge Electronics	Custom LR Baggs electronics 13-pin for Roland GR synths & most other 13-pin devices
Color Name	Natural
Controls	On-Board Preamp
Fingerboard	Richlite
Fingerboard Radius	24" (609.6 mm)
Finish	High Gloss
Frets	19
H.D.R	Not Included
Machine Head Ratio	16:1
Neck	Mahogany
Nut Type	Graphtech
Nut Width	2" (50.8 mm)
Scale Length	25.66" (651.764 mm)
String Gauges	.0285 .0327 .0410 .030 .036 .044
String Set	HTC Nylon
Top	Solid Cedar Top
Shipping Weight	16 lbs

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5 reviews for Multiac Grand Concert SA Natural HG

Rated 5 out of 5

Gentil Nogueira Ramos

July 29, 2024

Good!
Rated 5 out of 5

Mordechai Schneider

October 19, 2024

Hello. I bought a Multiac Grand Concert SA Natural HG guitar from you and I have a question for you. If I glue a thin transparent pickguard, how much will it affect the sound of the guitar?
Service Client Godin / Customer Service

October 21, 2024

Hello,

Thank you for purchasing the Multiac Grand Concert SA Natural HG!

It is possible to attach a thin transparent pickguard to your guitar. However, please keep in mind that the top of the guitar plays a significant role in sound production. Even a thin layer, such as a pickguard, can affect the way the top vibrates, potentially altering the tone slightly. You might notice subtle changes in the guitar’s resonance, sustain, or responsiveness.

If you choose to proceed, make sure the pickguard is applied carefully with a non-permanent adhesive, in case you decide to remove it later. This will help minimize any long-term impact on the finish or tone.

Let us know if you have any further questions or need recommendations!

Best regards,
Rated 5 out of 5

Steve Bolander

March 3, 2025

I bought a Grand Concert nearly 20 years ago and I still love everything about it. Especially the 2″ neck and the SA.

So, when are you going to build us a double-neck? Nylon string neck (full classical width nut of course) side-by-side with a standard width steel string neck. Such a guitar would sell like crazy to all of us acoustic players.
Rated 5 out of 5

Charles Gooodwin

March 13, 2025

This is the guitar I’ve been waiting for all my life. And this is before plugging it in. As an acoustic, it’s gorgeous to hear and silk to play. Plugging it in to a synth is insane — thogh I’m still trying how to make it sound like bagpipes. LOL.
Rated 5 out of 5

Albert De Pano

March 15, 2025

I just love this guitar! I have a problem though as the saddle on my 6th string broke. Is a replacement for it available?
Service Client Godin / Customer Service

March 17, 2025

Hello,

I’m glad to hear you love your guitar! Regarding the broken 6th string saddle, you can get a replacement by contacting info@godinguitars.com. To speed up the process, include your guitar model, serial number (if available), and a clear photo of the broken part.

Let me know if you need further assistance!