Best Hybrid Guitars. We Have 25 Years Experience
I have always been fascinated by hybrid guitars and have specialised in them for 25 years now.
One brand that has truly stood out to me is Godin Guitars. Their history of producing electric/acoustic hybrid guitars is nothing short of impressive - and consistent - as they are truly dedicated to pros around the world who need this flexibility.
Godin Guitars was founded in 1972 by Robert Godin in Montreal, Canada. Over the years, they have become known for their innovative designs and high-quality craftsmanship. Their electric/acoustic hybrid guitars blend the best of both worlds, allowing players to easily switch between electric and acoustic sounds with just the flip of a switch.
I am Richard from Richards guitars, and I have always been fascinated by hybrid guitars. One brand that has truly stood out to me is Godin Guitars. Their history of producing electric/acoustic hybrid guitars is nothing short of impressive.
Godin Guitars was founded in 1972 by Robert Godin in Montreal, Canada. Over the years, they have become known for their innovative designs and high-quality craftsmanship. Their electric/acoustic hybrid guitars blend the best of both worlds, allowing players to easily switch between electric and acoustic sounds with just the flip of a switch.
in recent years their focus has concentrated on the pro market whi appreciate their custom shop like quality - resulting in guitars like the Godin Radium X - a true work of art with the highest possible specification for electric guitar players who want to rock but also need that acoustic tone.
One of the most popular models from Godin Guitars is the Multiac series, which features a thin body design and a wide range of tonal options. These guitars are perfect for players who want versatility in their sound without sacrificing playability.
In addition to their great sound and playability, Godin Guitars are impeccable quality. Each guitar is handcrafted with precision and care, ensuring that every instrument that leaves their workshop is of the highest quality and like I say - in fact they’ve focused even more in this area now - focusing less on the cheaper end of the market that I think they realise just isn’t their niche!
Bottom line - if you need a hybrid guitar you just have to start with Godin guitars and if you do want a Godin guitar I promise you couldn’t find a more committed Godjn guitar dealer than Richards Guitars!
