Godin Multiac Grand Concert Nylon String Synth Access

Description

Guitar is used, works perfectly, I just don't need it any more. The guitar is beautiful, striking, comfortable and easy to play like an electric, but sounds (plugged in) like a high end classical guitar. Has 2 outputs, 1 standard 1/4", 1 midi that can be plugged into a guitar synth for unlimited sonic possibilities. You can also play through both outputs simultaneously. There is onboard EQ and separate volume control for 1/4" + midi.
I used it for folk style playing, but the instrument has become very prominent in latin music in the last years.
The pick guard was self installed (it just sticks on), as you can see it is well scratched, but understand that this is just a piece of plastic that can be replaced. Under the guard there are a few scratches, which is why I got the guard, but it is very mild unlike the guard itself. Also some scratches around the input hole
I am also including a Godin-made TRIC case, originally over 0. Case is light and soft but has car bumper style plastic, apparently you can throw it down a staircase with the guitar in it and have no issue, though I wouldn't recommend it.
from Godin's site: The Multiac Grand Concert SA features pristine-sounding electronics by RMC. Similarly to other Multiac Grand Concert models, the guitar’s design unites a larger body with a Solid Canadian Cedar top and a neck that joins the body at the twelfth fret. The 2″ nut width is slightly larger than the standard Multiac and more typical of the classical tradition. The result is the ultimate guitar for classical players who require an amplified sound.
Specs
Body
Two-Chambered Mahogany
Top
Solid Cedar Top
Neck
Mahogany
Fingerboard
Richlite
Fingerboard Radius
24" (609.6 mm)
Scale Length
25.66" (651.764 mm)
Nut Width
2" (50.8 mm)
Nut Type
Graphtech
Frets
19
Machine Head Ratio
16:1
Bridge and Tailpiece
Richlite
Bridge Electronics
Custom RMC electronics with 13-Pin for Roland GR synths and 13-pin devices
Controls
On-Board Preamp