Godin Artisan ST II

- Made in Canada (st2 Ultimate n12991 craftsman of 1992: it is the picture produced AF)
- Saddle body
- Handle Canadian durum Saddle / rosewood fingerboard
- 3 microphones Godin Twin Coil Passive (simple formats with double strips hot rail type)
- 1 Volume / 1 Tone with push / pull EQ Michael Braun
- Vibrato standard (gnial not matter)

UTILIZATION

The neck is absolutely divine (even for me it perfectly but I agree it is subjective) the ergonomics are perfect except preque positioning of the two knobs not optimal for one is against the weight low lv for a strat-type guitar, but it's all Saddle ... must know what you want!
You do not get a good sound but a multitude of good sound and still I do not use the push-pull each microphone position and the charm of Tone knob is effective trs: a real treat!
The vibrato is a bit lightweight him dressed agree! should not be too extreme if you want to stay but eventually give it an original CHARACTERISTICS strata st and artisans are thought of as "super strats"

SOUNDS

I play in a register from rock to jazz hendrixien situation and no wonder problem with this guitar is really versatile trs (without being orientemtal it does not hurt them dfend at all) and the spectrum can be used which is quite rare!

OVERALL OPINION

I got this guitar new in 1997 for half the price compares a st1 it has no coating and a translucent acastillage a little cheap but it's the same violin and m my microphone ... sometimes there is a SERIES instrument that stands out and I think mine is as a: it does not forcment Submitted good but the people who place their fingers on it falls directly in love with the magical sound coming out!
I tried many guitars in 15 years of practice and rest my prfr for everyday use is my main guitar for 8 years and I'm trying to tell me that if I replace it will certainly be the same! (Mine starts suffering polish frets +)
Ms. Argus AF is a steal! this is my favorite!