Friday, April 6, 2012

Godin 5th Avenue CW Electric Guitar (Kingpin II, Burgundy)good


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Rating: 5.0

List Price : $1,195.00 Price : $995.00
Godin  5th Avenue CW Electric Guitar (Kingpin II, Burgundy)

Product Description

The cutaway Godin 5th Avenue CW Kingpin II makes the affordable North American archtop electric guitar a reality! Its paired Godin Kingpin P90 single-coil pickups deliver classic vintage tone with presence, clarity, and a little attitude thrown in for good measure! With the soul of a 1950's archtop, the Godin 5th Avenue is a true vintage spirit of yesterday with today's level of modern guitar playability. With more projection and volume in the lows and mid tones than traditional archtop acoustic guitars, the dynamically rich tone of the 5th Avenue makes this sophisticated guitar a dream to play, but not a nightmare to pay for. From alt-country, Delta blues, slide, jazz to rock, the 5th Avenue really delivers both acoustically and electrically. It comes with case.


  • Made in North America
  • Double-Action Truss Rod
  • Canadian Silver Leaf Maple Neck
  • Cut-away Body
  • 2 Godin Kingpin P90 single-coil pickups


Godin 5th Avenue CW Electric Guitar (Kingpin II, Burgundy) Reviews


Godin 5th Avenue CW Electric Guitar (Kingpin II, Burgundy) Reviews


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5.0 out of 5 stars Outstanding Archtop, November 16, 2011
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N. Sarver (Ocean Shores, WA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Godin 5th Avenue CW Electric Guitar (Kingpin II, Burgundy) (Electronics)
I've wasted a lot of money trying to find a decent archtop in this price range and I have always been dissatisfied. I had an Epiphone ES-175, a Hofner Jazzica and a Club; I tried out the Epiphone Casinos, the Ibanez archtop range, and the Gretsch Electromatic series. All of them had various buzzes, muddy pickups, and other frustrating noises. They all sound lousy acoustically because they all have thick coats of polyurethane deadening the resonance of the wood, making them sound, feel, and play like toys.

On the other hand, the Godin 5th Ave CW is everything I could have hoped for. It's beautiful to look at, it plays very comfortably, it isn't a labyrinth of pesky buzzes, it sounds great acoustically, it has a classy, smooth finish (not the 1/4" of shiny plastic), and the P90 pickups sound really sweet. I am positively astounded that I could get a guitar this great at such a low price.

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