The Godin Session T-Pro Ozark Cream is a versatile electric guitar designed to adapt to all musical styles. Thanks to its HSS Seymour Duncan pickup configuration, it offers a wide sonic palette, ranging from the clear and bright sounds of the SSL-2 single coils to the vintage rock tones of the Saturday Night Special humbucker. Its maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard ensures optimal playing comfort, while the Tru-Loc bridge and 18:1 locking tuners guarantee excellent tuning stability. Ideal for studio, stage, or rehearsal, this high-end Canadian-made guitar will appeal to demanding musicians seeking quality and versatility.
| Model | Session T-Pro Ozark Cream |
|---|---|
| Pickup Configuration | HSS Seymour Duncan (SSL-2 neck and middle, Saturday Night Special bridge) |
| Pickup Type | SSL-2 single coils and Saturday Night Special humbucker |
| Push-Pull Function | Bridge humbucker splittable into single coil |
| Polarity | Middle SSL-2 pickups with reversed polarity for noise reduction |
| Bridge | Godin Tru-Loc |
| Tuners | 18:1 Locking |
| Neck | Maple |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood |
| Finish | Gloss, Godin specific |
| Manufacturing | Canada |
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