At first glance – reverse headstock, fixed bridge and a legendary PAF humbucker – you might think that the Godin Session R-HT PRO is only suitable for full-throttle rock or metal! But at Godin, they are passionate about designing versatile guitars with the widest possible tonal range.
To achieve this, the Session R-HT PRO uses the Seymour Duncan ’59 SH-1b pickup for the bridge and two Lace Sensor Hot Gold pickups for the middle and neck positions. The combination of these three excellent “Made-in-USA” pickups in conjunction with a 5-way switch and controls for volume and tone gives this guitar a huge tonal range. Want powerful, warm distortion? Need a bright, open sound for arpeggio playing? The Godin Session R-HT PRO delivers both - and much more! In fact, this model is suitable for almost all musical situations and styles, whether in the studio or on stage.
Made entirely in Canada, the Godin Session R-HT PRO features a basswood body and hard maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard. The "acoustically tuned" matte finish and the use of a fixed bridge with through holes allow the strings to vibrate more freely and improve both the sustain and the natural resonance of the guitar. To round things off visually, the headstock features the vintage Godin logo.
Features:
Manufacturer code: 051243
Guitar type: Solid body
Body: Canadian basswood
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Number of frets: 22
Scale length: 647.7 mm
Nut width: 41.9 mm
Neck pickup: Lace Hot Gold
Middle pickup: Lace Hot Gold
Bridge pickup: Seymour Duncan ’59 Model™ SH-1b
Bridge: Hardtail
Controls: 1x tone/push-pull humbucker split, 1x volume, 5-way switch
Strings: Steel, E10 (0.010, 0.013, 0.017, 0.026, 0.036, 0.046)
Color: Retro Orange
Finish: Satin
Additional scope of delivery: Gig Bag
This is an exhibition instrument. This guitar is as good as new and comes with a full guarantee. If there is any damage to the instrument, this has been documented in photos. This means: no photos of damage = no damage :-). However, the instrument may show slight signs of use that may arise during testing. The same applies to the packaging: the instrument is usually sent in the original packaging, but it may happen that this is no longer available.
