The PRS S2 Singlecut Standard vs The Godin Core CT

PRS or Godin

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Kerouac said:
If you've played a Seagull it doesn't feel like that. :embarrassed:

One thing I've gotta give to Godin... the satin finished neck feels great.
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A Seagull isn't marketed as an electric guitar. It's marketed as an acoustic guitar with electric capabilities.
 
Kerouac said:
If you've played a Seagull it doesn't feel like that. :embarrassed:

One thing I've gotta give to Godin... the satin finished neck feels great.
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If you break the Godin lines into their product names it makes more sense.

Seagull has a wider neck than the Simon and Patricks who have a different profile than the Normans which are different than the Godin electrics.

On the Godin side, I've had a Session and a Kingpin. They were pretty different beasts.
The Session had a mid size tele neck. More D than C at the shoulders.

The Kingpin felt more like a Gibson Acoustic, but flatter.

Honestly, the Kingpin wasn't my cuppa, as much as I liked the sound.
The Session got sold when I hit an unemployed stretch, but it was hard to see it go.
 
Help!I'maRock! said:
So who can tell me about the Godin neck carve? Nobody at TGP can articulate why they don't like it, only that they don't. Which, to me, is a non-answer.
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on my 5th Ave., I found the neck to be too thin, and I didn't care for the satin finish. no clue as to whether it's the same on this model.
 
Guitar Heel said:
C. None of the above.
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