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The Godin XT SA Koa Extreme is a versatile electric guitar designed for demanding musicians, offering three distinct voices: electric, acoustic, and synth. Its humbucker-single-humbucker pickup system with a five-position selector allows for a wide range of sounds, ideal for stage or studio. The acoustic voice, amplified by a preamplifier and a 3-band equalizer, delivers an authentic sound thanks to the RMC sensors. Its integrated synth pickup ensures a direct connection to Roland GR synthesizers, perfect for MIDI experimentation. Playing comfort is ensured by a mahogany neck, an ergonomic Richlite fingerboard, and a premium Koa top, suitable for rehearsals, lessons, and recordings.
| Model | XT SA Koa Extreme |
|---|---|
| Voices | Electric, acoustic, synth |
| Pickup Configuration | Godin humbucker-single-humbucker |
| Selector | 5 positions |
| Preamplifier | Integrated with 3-band equalizer |
| Acoustic Pickups | RMC |
| Synth Pickup | Integrated, 13-pin connector |
| Synth Compatibility | Roland GR and other 13-pin devices |
| Neck | Mahogany, 22 frets |
| Scale Length | 64.7 cm |
| Fingerboard | Richlite, ergocut technique, jumbo frets |
| Body | Poplar core |
| Top | Premium selected Koa |
| Nut | Graphtech 42.8 mm |
| Tuners | Ratio 18:1 |
| Strings | E10 (.010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046) |
| Finish | Light flame High Gloss |
| Accessory | Gig bag included |
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