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[caption id="attachment_2285" align="alignright" width="340"] Godin Classic CT[/caption] Godin Guitars has just unveiled their 2015 lineup which will be showcased at the 2015 Winter NAMM Show, from January 22nd to the 25th in Anaheim California. Electric model updates include the thinline, semi-hollow body Godin Montreal Supreme Lightburst Flame HG, featuring figured flame top, bound headstock & bound Richlite fingerboard with large dot inlays, Seymour Duncan custom humbuckers and vintage style trapeze tailpiece. New solid body models include the Godin Session Custom 59, featuring a Seymour Duncan ’59 humbucker in the neck, Godin Custom Cajun single-coil in the bridge, and a 5-way switch for a versatile array of tones. The Godin Progression Plus features a new ergonomic, rounded contoured body, three single-coil pickups including two Godin GS-2 pickups in the neck & middle along with a Seymour Duncan JB Jr. in the bridge. Both models feature the Godin High-Definition Revoicer system, Godin Tru-Loc Trem, and new 5-ply pearloid & tortoise shell pickguards. Continue reading →

[caption id="attachment_2202" align="alignright" width="300"] The PRS P245 is perfect for players who prefer short-scale guitars and provides players with both electric and authentic acoustic tones in one instrument.[/caption] PRS Guitars’ new P245 is a vintage-inspired single-cutaway guitar with the added versatility of the LR Baggs/PRS piezo system. Perfect for players who prefer short-scale guitars, the P245 provides players with both electric and authentic acoustic tones in one instrument. With two output jacks, the P245 can be plugged directly into an amplifier or plugged into a soundboard’s direct input. By utilizing the separate blend control, the tone of the P245’s 58/15 pickups can be combined with acoustic sounds through a single output. The P245 is one of the first models to feature the new 58/15 treble and bass pickups, which were personally designed by Paul Reed Smith. 58/15’s are a vintage style pickup with exceptional clarity and focused midrange. These pickups paired with a shorter 24.5” scale length and 22 frets, give the P245 a truly classic voice that is imminently recordable and gig-ready. Continue reading →