The Godin Multiac Encore is the epitome of modern innovation meeting classical charm, offering a remarkable acoustic-electric guitar experience for nylon-string enthusiasts. Crafted with precision, its solid cedar top and chambered silver leaf maple body with Laurentian basswood wings deliver a warm, resonant tone that captivates both the player and audience. The neck, made of mahogany and paired with an Indian rosewood fretboard, provides a comfortable yet versatile playing experience, ideal for both classical purists and electric guitarists exploring new sonic horizons.

Designed specifically for live performance, the Multiac Encore flaunts a custom-designed dual-source EPM pickup system. This advanced electronic setup allows seamless blending between a sound imaging mic and an undersaddle transducer, offering a vast palette of acoustic nylon tones at your fingertips. The feedback-resistant chambered body ensures a flawless sound on stage, making it a reliable partner for any gigging guitarist.

With its ergonomic design, including a 25-1/2" scale length and 1.9" nut width, the Godin Multiac Encore is not just a guitar—it's an invitation to explore new musical landscapes with ease and confidence.

Key Features:

• Body Type: Chambered
• Body Wood: Silver leaf maple with Laurentian basswood wings
• Top Wood: Solid Cedar
• Neck Wood: Mahogany
• Fretboard: Indian Rosewood
• Scale Length: 25-1/2"
• Neck Shape: Soft C
• Nut Width: 1.9"
• Dual-source EPM electronics with sound imaging mic and undersaddle transducer
• Includes Godin gig bag

FAQs:

What is the Godin Multiac Encore?

The Godin Multiac Encore is a nylon-string acoustic-electric guitar designed for live performance and amplified recording. It blends a comfortable, chambered body with a dual-source pickup system and a narrower, radiused neck, making it ideal for players transitioning from steel-string or electric guitars.

What are its key features?

• Chambered Silver Leaf Maple body with Canadian Laurentian Basswood wings
  
• Solid cedar top
  
• Mahogany neck with a 25.5" scale length
  
• Rosewood fingerboard, 16" radius
  
• 1.9" nut width (narrower than traditional classical)
  
• Custom Godin Dual Source System (undersaddle + soundboard transducers)
  
• Onboard EQ with Volume, Treble, Mid, Bass, and Blend controls
  
• Semi-gloss finish and 22 frets
  

What kind of sound can I expect when amplified?

The dual-source system blends the clarity of an undersaddle transducer with the warmth of a soundboard sensor. This results in a rich, natural nylon-string tone with reduced feedback—ideal for live stage use and versatile tonal shaping.

How does the neck compare to classical and steel-string guitars?

• Nut width is 1.9" - narrower than standard classical (2"), closer to steel-string
  
• 16" radiused fingerboard - easier for barre chords and lead playing
  
• 25.5" scale length - familiar to many steel-string players
  It’s designed to feel more accessible to non-classical players.

Is it good for live performance?

Yes. The Encore excels on stage thanks to its chambered body and feedback-resistant dual pickup system. The onboard preamp allows precise EQ control, and it handles loud stage volumes well.

Does it work for unplugged practice?

Yes, but quietly. While not as loud as a traditional nylon-string, it has enough volume for personal practice or quiet rehearsal.

What tonewoods are used?

• Top: Solid Cedar
  
• Body: Chambered Silver Leaf Maple with Basswood wings
  
• Neck: Mahogany
  
• Fingerboard: Rosewood
  

How does it compare to the Multiac Grand Concert Duet?

• Nut Width: Encore = 1.9", Duet = 2" (traditional classical)
  
• Fingerboard Radius: Encore = 16", Duet = flat
  
• Pickup System: Encore = dual-source piezo + soundboard, Duet = Fishman system with mic modeling
  
• Body Wood: Encore = Silver Leaf Maple + Basswood, Duet = Mahogany
  
• Audience: Encore suits crossover players. Duet is aimed at traditional classical players needing advanced mic-like tone.

Product specs

FAQs

What makes the Godin Multiac Encore suitable for both acoustic and electric performances?

The Godin Multiac Encore features a combination of undersaddle transducer and body sensors, allowing it to deliver both natural acoustic tones and amplified electric sounds, making it versatile for various performance settings.

Is the Godin Multiac Encore comfortable for classical guitar players?

Yes, the Godin Multiac Encore is designed with a 1.9" nut width and a 25.5" scale length, providing a familiar feel for classical guitarists while offering easy playability and access across the fretboard.

What type of wood is used for the top of the Godin Multiac Encore and how does it affect the sound?

The top of the Godin Multiac Encore is made from solid cedar, which provides a warm, rich tone with excellent projection, ideal for classical and fingerstyle playing.

How does the 3-band EQ on the Godin Multiac Encore enhance sound customization?

The 3-band EQ allows players to adjust the bass, midrange, and treble frequencies, offering precise control over the guitar's tonal characteristics to suit different musical styles and performance environments.

Does the Godin Multiac Encore come with a case or gig bag?

Yes, the Godin Multiac Encore includes a gig bag, providing protection and easy transport for the guitar.