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Discover the Godin Multiac 10 String, a visionary instrument for musicians seeking an expanded sonic palette. This classical guitar merges traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, designed to cater to classical guitarists and those venturing into new musical territories. With its additional strings, the Multiac 10 String opens up a world of possibilities, offering extended range capabilities that invite exploration into new chord voicings and melodies.

Crafted with precision, the Multiac 10 String features a sleek, comfortable neck profile and a solid cedar top, which provides a warm, resonant sound. The body is constructed with chambered mahogany, enhancing sustain while reducing feedback, making it an excellent choice for live performances. Equipped with a custom RMC pickup system, this guitar ensures clear, balanced sound reproduction whether on stage or in the studio. The onboard preamp and EQ controls offer precise tonal shaping to suit any playing style, from traditional classical pieces to genre-blending compositions.

Key Features:

Ten-string configuration for extended range and versatility
Solid cedar top for warm, rich tone
Chambered mahogany body to reduce feedback
Custom RMC pickup system for superior sound clarity
Onboard preamp and EQ controls for tailored sound
Comfortable neck profile for easy playability
Ideal for both live performances and studio recordings

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The Godin Multiac 10 String offers synth access, allowing for unique playing experiences beyond traditional classical guitars.
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ACS models are semi-hollow, maintaining quietness similar to electric guitars when unplugged.
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The synth tracking feature was not favored by some users, leading to its removal in favor of effects pedals for tonal variety.
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Some Multiacs use individual pickups for each string, enhancing tonal precision, which is a feature also found in high-end luthier models like those by Kirk Sand.
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User experience

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Unlike standard classical guitars, the Multiac is notably heavier but can be comfortably used with a strap.
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Owners note the Multiac's thin neck aids in playability, making it easier to perform whole step bends compared to traditional classical guitars.
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The Multiac Nylon Deluxe offers a slightly narrower neck than traditional classical guitars, delivering a powerful yet quieter unplugged sound.
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Owners describe the Cordoba Stage as having a distinct "buzzy" character, contrasting with the Godin's cleaner sound.
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Use cases and applications

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The Multiac excels in pop gigs, providing a reliable amplified sound through PA systems for long performances.
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The instrument is ideal for experimental styles, including two-handed tapping and percussive techniques, with reduced feedback compared to typical electric classical guitars.
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An owner transitioned to using the Godin full-time for shows, appreciating its quiet practice capability and performance reliability.
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The Cordoba Stage is praised for its natural classical tone through soundboard/body sensors, particularly appealing to those averse to piezo sounds.
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ACS SLIM Nylon with a 1.7″ nut feels more electric-like, while ACS Grand Concert's 2″ nut mimics a classical guitar's feel.
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The Cordoba Stage features a thinner, lighter body with a contoured heel and tummy cut, offering greater ergonomics than the Godin Multiac's thicker, heavier body with a bolt-on neck.
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