Godin Duet Nylon Early Model with Dual Source

Godin Duet Nylon: Warmth and Ease of Use Combined / Reliable Early Dual Source for Practical Use

The Godin Duet Nylon is a model that combines the soft resonance unique to nylon strings with practical usability that is easy to handle on stage and in recording environments. Its slim body design makes it easy to handle, and this is well-integrated with its unique dual-source configuration, making it appealing not only as an extension of classical guitar playing but also for those who usually play electric or steel-string guitars. It's a memorable instrument for those drawn to the specifications of early models.

As this is an early model, it is equipped with the L.R.Baggs Dual Source system. This configuration allows you to blend the clear sound from the under-saddle pickup with the airy quality of the internal microphone, making it easier to achieve everything from a well-defined line sound to a more natural, lively acoustic-like texture. It also features EQ, a notch filter, and a blend function, making it highly practical for on-the-fly sound adjustments.

The sound retains the roundness characteristic of nylon strings while maintaining clarity when amplified, preventing the tone from becoming muddy. Blending in the condenser microphone helps to avoid the harshness often associated with piezo pickups, resulting in a warm and natural sound. The nut width is also relatively narrow, making it an accessible model for those not accustomed to the wider necks of classical guitars.

The gentle resonance of nylon strings, ease of switching instruments, and the flexible sound shaping capabilities of the Dual Source system come together naturally, making this a versatile instrument for both home and live use. For those seeking a more practical electro-classical guitar that retains classical expressiveness, this model offers a highly compelling package.

Regarding its condition, there are numerous dings and scratches throughout.
Additionally, the battery snap has been replaced.
While there is limited room for loosening the truss rod, the neck is currently straight and there are no issues with playability.

Please consider this opportunity.

*If you are concerned about any scratches or other details, please feel free to contact us, and we will take and upload photos for you.