Audiofanzine FR
Published on 11/29/08 at 09:29
Best value:
Excellent
(Originally written by zjulos/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
Made in Canada
UTILIZATION
Features:
Top: Canadian cherry wood
Back and sides: Canadian cherry wood with cream bindings
Neck: silver maple with profiled black glossy headstock
- Rosewood fingerboard
Adjustable Graphtech Tusq bridge
Finish: polished finish
One Godin Kingpin P90 single-coil pickup
Volume and tone controls
Radius: 16"
Scale: 24.84"
Nut: 1.72"
Colors: Cognac burst, natural and black
SOUNDS
Made out of Canadian cherry wood, the body of this 5th Avenue has a curved top and a molded back, an adjustable bridge, standard F-holes, profiled glossy headstock, floating pickguard and cream bindings. The beautifully polished finish looks great and it reminds me of superb 19th century French finishes.
The new Godin Kingpin P90 single-coil pickup produces a classic Vintage sound with strong presence, clarity and character!
OVERALL OPINION
I tested the 5th Avenue model without a pickup and I would like to meet somebody who owns the version with pickup to hear how it sounds...
Made in Canada
UTILIZATION
Features:
Top: Canadian cherry wood
Back and sides: Canadian cherry wood with cream bindings
Neck: silver maple with profiled black glossy headstock
- Rosewood fingerboard
Adjustable Graphtech Tusq bridge
Finish: polished finish
One Godin Kingpin P90 single-coil pickup
Volume and tone controls
Radius: 16"
Scale: 24.84"
Nut: 1.72"
Colors: Cognac burst, natural and black
SOUNDS
Made out of Canadian cherry wood, the body of this 5th Avenue has a curved top and a molded back, an adjustable bridge, standard F-holes, profiled glossy headstock, floating pickguard and cream bindings. The beautifully polished finish looks great and it reminds me of superb 19th century French finishes.
The new Godin Kingpin P90 single-coil pickup produces a classic Vintage sound with strong presence, clarity and character!
OVERALL OPINION
I tested the 5th Avenue model without a pickup and I would like to meet somebody who owns the version with pickup to hear how it sounds...