Jethro_Dull
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I have a Godin Redline HB and just read this on Wikipedia: "Redline - a double cutaway body with one active EMG pickup and no tone controls. Say which??
Godin Redline - careful what you read
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jon the art guy
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Re: Godin Redline - careful what you read
Lol they did make that config as well. Some guy was selling one in the trading Post when I first logged in here.
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Lol they did make that config as well. Some guy was selling one in the trading Post when I first logged in here.
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Re: Godin Redline - careful what you read
there are a few different versions of the redline.
The original version, the Redline 1, had a single EMG and volume.
They also released the Redline 2, with two EMGs, a volume, tone, and a selector.
Then they got rid of the single-EMG version, and added a dual EMG + Floyd Rose version (Redline 3), and a pointy version with a TOM/STP (Redline Nemesis), and the dual-passive version (Redline HB).
Bottom line is - who goes to wikipedia for guitar research?!?!
there are a few different versions of the redline.
The original version, the Redline 1, had a single EMG and volume.
They also released the Redline 2, with two EMGs, a volume, tone, and a selector.
Then they got rid of the single-EMG version, and added a dual EMG + Floyd Rose version (Redline 3), and a pointy version with a TOM/STP (Redline Nemesis), and the dual-passive version (Redline HB).
Bottom line is - who goes to wikipedia for guitar research?!?!
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Jethro_Dull
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Re: Godin Redline - careful what you read
Well, since you asked, I didn't go there to research the guitar(s), I went there to get their take on the correct pronunciation of the word, Godin. This they did not address. However, other websites do and the consensus is that the correct pronunciation is: Go-day.
Well, since you asked, I didn't go there to research the guitar(s), I went there to get their take on the correct pronunciation of the word, Godin. This they did not address. However, other websites do and the consensus is that the correct pronunciation is: Go-day.
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The Drama Dude
Re: Godin Redline - careful what you read
should've just asked here
The correct pronunciation is sorta halfway between Go-day and Go-dan. the n is sorta half-silent. More correct to phonetically spell it as Go-dein
should've just asked here
The correct pronunciation is sorta halfway between Go-day and Go-dan. the n is sorta half-silent. More correct to phonetically spell it as Go-dein
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Re: Godin Redline - careful what you read
thats a sweet guitar and a GORGEOUS stand!! Wow! If the Nemesis came with a floyd, i might be real tempted
thats a sweet guitar and a GORGEOUS stand!! Wow! If the Nemesis came with a floyd, i might be real tempted
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jon the art guy
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Re: Godin Redline - careful what you read
Yea, its goe-deh
. Mr. Godin shows up to NAMMs and stuff and he says it himself, so I lean towards his pronunciation. Well, as much as I can with this thick tongue. More suited to Italian than french.
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Yea, its goe-deh
. Mr. Godin shows up to NAMMs and stuff and he says it himself, so I lean towards his pronunciation. Well, as much as I can with this thick tongue. More suited to Italian than french. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk
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