Detail 01
Humbucker-single-humbucker pickups with five-way switching
Positions two and four provide split-coil sounds alongside the humbucker voices.

Independent shopping perspective
Three distinct voices give the Godin xtSA a broad working range: electric guitar, acoustic guitar, and synth control. Its humbucker-single-humbucker layout uses a five-way selector, adding split-coil sounds in positions two and four. RMC transducer saddles and a three-band graphic EQ handle the acoustic voice. Electric and acoustic signals can be blended through one patch cable or routed separately to an amp or mixer, while the built-in 13-pin connection provides access to Roland GR-Series synths and most other 13-pin devices. Transparent Black models have a flamed top, and a gig bag is included.

Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Positions two and four provide split-coil sounds alongside the humbucker voices.
Detail 02
These handle and shape the guitar’s acoustic voice.
Detail 03
The neck uses the same 25-inch mahogany scale length as the Godin LGX-SA.
Detail 04
This is the body’s stated wood configuration.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The two outputs can be sent separately to an amp or mixer, or blended in the guitar with one patch cable.
Yes. The five-way setup provides split-coil sounds in positions two and four.
Yes, a gig bag is included.
Its built-in 13-pin connector provides direct access to Roland GR-Series synths and most other 13-pin devices.
Reference
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