The Godin Session T-Pro Arctik Blue is a versatile electric guitar, ideal for guitarists looking for a professional instrument capable of adapting to various musical styles. Equipped with high-end Seymour Duncan HSS pickups, it offers a wide range of sounds from vintage rock to clear, noiseless tones. Its Tru-Loc bridge and locking tuners ensure excellent tuning stability, perfect for studio sessions or on stage. The maple neck with a rosewood fretboard guarantees optimal playing comfort, while its unique gloss finish enhances the natural acoustics of the wood.
| Model | Session T-Pro Arctik Blue |
|---|---|
| Guitar Type | Electric |
| Pickup Configuration | HSS Seymour Duncan (SSL-2 neck and middle, Saturday Night Special bridge) |
| SSL-2 Pickup Feature | Single-coils with flat magnets, fatter sound |
| Bridge Pickup Feature | Alnico 4 humbucker, Push-Pull switch for single-coil |
| Middle Pickup Polarity | Reverse, clear sound without hum |
| Selector Switch | 5-position |
| Bridge | Godin Tru-Loc |
| Tuners | 18:1 Locking |
| Neck | Maple |
| Fretboard | Rosewood |
| Finish | Gloss designed to let the wood breathe |
| Manufacturing | Canada |
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