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The Godin Session T-Pro Ozark Cream is a versatile electric guitar, ideal for demanding musicians looking for an instrument suitable for various musical styles. Equipped with Seymour Duncan HSS pickups, it offers rich and dynamic sounds, ranging from vintage rock to more modern tones. Its maple neck and fingerboard ensure optimal playing comfort, while the Tru-Loc bridge and locking tuners guarantee excellent tuning stability, perfect for both stage and studio. Its unique glossy finish enhances the wood and improves natural resonance, making this guitar suitable for both rehearsals and professional performances.
| Model | Session T-Pro Ozark Cream |
|---|---|
| Pickup Type | HSS Seymour Duncan (SSL-2 neck and middle, Saturday Night Special bridge) |
| Pickup Feature | SSL-2 with flat magnets, Saturday Night Special Alnico 4 humbucker |
| Push-Pull | Allows switching the bridge pickup to single-coil mode |
| Polarity | Middle SSL-2 pickups with reverse polarity |
| Bridge | Godin Tru-Loc |
| Tuners | 18:1 Locking |
| Neck | Maple |
| Fingerboard | Maple |
| Finish | Glossy, specially designed to let the wood breathe |
| Manufacturing | Canada |
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