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product_id: 1135127
title: "Godin A6 Two-Chambered Electro-Acoustic Guitar (Ultra Natural)"
brand: "godin"
price: "€ 2807.54"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/1135127-godin-a6-two-chambered-electro-acoustic-guitar-ultra-natural
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# Honduras Mahogany Electro-Acoustic Double-Action Truss Godin A6 Two-Chambered Electro-Acoustic Guitar (Ultra Natural)

**Brand:** godin
**Price:** € 2807.54
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Godin A6 Two-Chambered Electro-Acoustic Guitar (Ultra Natural) by godin
- **How much does it cost?** € 2807.54 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/1135127-godin-a6-two-chambered-electro-acoustic-guitar-ultra-natural)

## Best For

- godin enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted godin brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Unleash Your Sound:** Experience the perfect blend of electric and acoustic tones.
- • **Crafted for Comfort:** Enjoy the smooth playability of a Honduras Mahogany neck.
- • **Made in North America:** Support local craftsmanship with this premium guitar.
- • **Precision Engineering:** Double-Action Truss Rod for ultimate neck stability.
- • **Versatile Performance:** EPM under saddle transducer for rich sound amplification.

## Overview

The Godin A6 Two-Chambered Electro-Acoustic Guitar combines the best of both worlds with its electric and acoustic capabilities, featuring a Honduras Mahogany neck and a reliable Double-Action Truss Rod for enhanced playability and stability. The EPM under saddle transducer ensures your sound is always amplified to perfection, making it a must-have for musicians seeking versatility and quality.

## Description

Two-Chambered Electro-Acoustic Guitar

## Features

- North American made
- Double-Action Truss Rod
- Honduras Mahogany Neck
- Electric/Acoustic tone possibilities
- EPM under saddle transducer

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Godin
- **Color:** Natural
- **Top Material Type:** Cedar Wood
- **Body Material:** Wood
- **Back Material Type:** Two-Chambered Silver Leaf Maple
- **Neck Material Type:** Mahogany
- **Fretboard Material Type:** Rosewood
- **Guitar Pickup Configuration:** H
- **String Material Type:** Phosphor Bronze
- **Hand Orientation:** Right

## Images

![Godin A6 Two-Chambered Electro-Acoustic Guitar (Ultra Natural) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/713bn5VpnzL.jpg)
![Godin A6 Two-Chambered Electro-Acoustic Guitar (Ultra Natural) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31Eq+gV-QxL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does the Godin A6 Ultra come with a gig bag case?**
A: All new Godin guitars come shipped in a gig bag (inside a box of course), and the gig bags are VERY nice! High quality, shame to even call it a bag at all, there are other gig bags to purchase that aren’t nearly as thought out and as well manufactured.
If you’re like me and only trust a good solid hard case, the Godin 1095 case is specifically built for these series of guitars, well built, the inside compartment has ample room, and protects the guitar beautifully!
The only thing better is the Godin TRIC case, which is probably the best protective case anywhere, but they are made only for select models (The A6 is one of them), and are priced quite a bit more…

**Q: How deep is the body?**
A: The guitar is 2 inches deep.  Because of its' depth,  I love the guitar for most of my acoustic/electric playing.  Although, it isn't good for playing unplugged.  Hope this helps.

**Q: Can this guitar fit in a standard Telecaster or Strat hard case ... or is the body to thick for that?**
A: The best case for the Godin “A” series guitars are the TRIC cases available on Godin’s website; the TRIC are the reference standard for protection. 
On Amazon store is also a hard shell case built for the “A” series, Godin part no. 1095. 
I have used this 1095 case, it is solid, the inside is soft, and it has the largest closeable compartment for holding accessories (picks, strings, capos, etc.). Worth every penny for the gigging musician!

**Q: Does this guitar come with the gig bag?**
A: Mine did. Bought it from Amazon Warehouse Deals back in February.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Most versatile acoustic / electric guitar available!
*by H***T on August 24, 2021*

The Godin guitar standard is a step above overseas builders, and just a hair down from custom luthiers. The real truth is when Godin costs more that $1k, it’s worth the quality that goes into them (this is my second purchase from them on Amazon, which is a bit better price, but the same quality)..This particular model is taking experience building acoustic and electric guitars and puts them together in the A6 Ultra.Getting it opened from shipping, it comes in with four strings still in tune! This is from the Godin standard of the final setup of every guitar by hand. This ensures each guitar, no matter the slight differences that come from working with wood, is set up and ready to play! Godin’s early business as replacement neck builders shows as the necks, as well as the guitar body, is best described as “solid as hell!” I’ve never owned a guitar with a solid mahogany neck, and it feels very comfortable, as well as balanced..Without any amplification, this guitar actually sounds pretty good, it’s just that a full sized cutaway would obviously be louder and “deeper”, comparing to this double chambered and sealed body, so it could be lost in the crowd of several dreadnaughts, though it may be louder than you might think.But use of the electronics is what it’s made for! There are two jacks where there would usually be one; the top one alone is for a single line out, as a blend of both systems; using both jacks splits up the two systems and one could use different amplification specialized tailored to each system.Blended, I find the sound very adjustable, using two different volume controls, the main system running the transducer in the bridge with the three band EQ sliders, while the other runs the neck humbucker with two band knobs. Running the blended method does take some practice experience, to find the right sounds while playing, and I’ve found I needed more time spent on finding that balance while performing..The guitar comes with Godin’s own electric guitar strings, and I did ask the company about the use of acoustic strings, and they answered that the humbucker pickup might not perform properly. The gauge they use is called “electric jazz”, .012 - .052, which might be a bit thicker than many electric guitar aficionados would prefer, and this guitar neck is not what you would call a “speed neck”, though the action is very good and easy to play, as is the neck width, which is what most electric guitarists are used to..As far as “fit”, the body is two inches thick and is comfortable to play standing or sitting. In fact electric guitar players will note that it’s lighter than a solid body guitar. With most of Godin’s, their standard is to have volume and tone controls in the top corner, which could take a bit used to. On my other Godin, I didn’t like them up there at first, but soon realized their desire to be closer to the eye, but quick changing the settings will take some time to get used to using sliders.When the two systems are separated, the acoustic “sounds” more acoustic, and the electric sounding like a hollow body electric using the neck pickup (which is exactly what it is!), and it really fulfills having the sounds of both worlds..For my money, I’ve tried acoustic electric guitars where someone had added a sound hole mounted pickup… eh, not bad, but this guitar makes a cleaner statement of that desire.So how does an a/e guitar’s acoustic side sound with electric guitar strings? Truthfully, about what you would imagine it would sound like, though I use a Boss AD-8 acoustic guitar processor, which gives the sound a little of the wood back into the mix.And the electric side, with a couple of stomp boxes, it’s got more bottom end because the humbucker is mounted next to the neck, so to get that high-pitched “screamin’ demon” sound might require some pedal crunch and EQ to accomplish.But it is made to easily go from one to the other (or blended together), and it does just that and very well! As far as I know, it is considered the best guitar for doing just that, and had having one of the older Ovation round back guitars, it’s definitely better, and won’t slide out from your lap!….Godin lists this guitar for over $1,600, typical price at about $1,300, from Amazon I got it for a little less.And I’ll add: Godin ships their guitars inside a very nice gig bag, though this “bag” might be better described as a “soft” case, should keep it pretty well protected.But being who I am, I bought the Godin #1095 hard shell case, like the good ol’ electric guitar cases, but theirs is shaped specifically for the A series guitars, very well made, with the most generous space inside the case for storing cables and other stuff, like picks (?)…They also offer their own line of TRIC cases, meant for tough road traveling.I now own two Godin guitars, same style, I have found them worth the price, but you need to decide for yourself, is it worth it? This is my honest review…

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great guitar, fretboard isn't rosewood
*by C***Y on September 1, 2018*

Guitar arrived quickly (despite being delivered to someone else on my street, thank goodness they brought it over) and played great right out of the box. Note that Godin doesn't use rosewood in these anymore, they are richlite which is wood/resin composite and a bit different (since.. it's not actually wood). Happy with purchase, would have preferred if listed accurately and delivered to the right spot.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Incredible guitar
*by L***E on January 3, 2025*

I owned one of these 12 years ago and regretted selling it. I also regretted that I bought it for $800 in 2012 only for it to be nearly double the price now brand new. $1500+ for this guitar is way too expensive, however Amazon had these through third party sellers for $1150 and I took a chance of buying it new from a third party. Thankfully, while the guitar had been sitting rand new in its soft shell case and box for likely the past 3-5 years in a warehouse (The 9v battery that was still in it expires in 2025), it arrived in pristine condition. Everything works and, while there is no way I could recommend the high price on other sellers, it's worth $1150 brand new. It plays great, sounds wonderful, and there is really no other guitar like it that provides a dual chamber dual output setting and an acoustic emulator that is second to none.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Godin A6 Two-Chambered Electro-Acoustic Guitar (Ultra Natural)
- Elixir Strings, Acoustic Guitar Strings, Phosphor Bronze with NANOWEB Coating, Longest-Lasting Rich and Full Tone with Comfortable Feel, 6 String Set, Light 12-53
- Elixir Strings, Acoustic Guitar Strings, 80/20 Bronze with NANOWEB Coating, Longest-Lasting Bright and Focused Tone with Comfortable Feel, 6 String Set, Light 12-53

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*Last updated: 2026-03-21*