SPECIFICATIONS
Montreal Premiere LTD
CONTACT godinguitars.com
PRICE $2,499 MAP
NUT WIDTH 1.72”
NECK Mahogany
FRETBOARD Richlite
FRETS 22
TUNERS Godin
BODY Cedar core, Canadian wild cherry top, back, and sides
BRIDGE T.O.M. with roller saddles and Bigsby
PICKUPS TV Jones Classic neck, TV Jones Classic Plus bridge
CONTROLS 1 Tone, 1 volume, 3-way switch
FACTORY STRINGS .010–.046
BUILT Canada
KUDOS Beautiful looking. Excellent build. Easy to play. Offers classic Filter’Tron sound
CONCERNS Individual volume and tone for each pickup would be nice
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