Godin Guitars releases ferocious, sleek, shred-machine with New Godin Redline 1
For immediate release:
Montreal, Canada- February 12th, 2007-
Recently unveiled at the Winter NAMM show in Anaheim, the New Godin Redline 1 offers the aggressive, more shred minded players a straight-up, plug-in and rip 6-string monster. A cathartic experience to say the least.
The new Redline 1 features the wonderfully simple yet effective combination of 1 pick-up and 1 volume knob. The guitar’s searing and ferocious tone is delivered via its sustain inducing, string through, silver leaf maple body with poplar wings and an active EMG-81 humbucker in the bridge position. Any pent up aggression can be unleashed upon the new, faster and sleeker, Redline 1 rock maple neck with ergocut rosewood fingerboard and super jumbo frets. Other features include a newly designed, aggressively styled Redline 3 & 3 headstock and the militant look of the black graphite SG finish.
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.
SPECS:
Neck: Rock Maple
Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood with Ergocut
Radius: 16” (40,6 cm)
Scale: 24 ¾” (62,9 cm)
Nut Width: 1 11/16” (4,3 cm)
Body: silver leaf maple with poplar wings
Pickups: active EMG-81 humbucker
Controls: 1x Volume
Finish: Black Graphite SG
*Deluxe gig bag included!
