This review is from: Godin Progression Electric Guitar (Trans Cream, Maple Neck)Recently I ordered the Godin Progression in a trans cream colour.The guitar looks, feels and sounds great. If you like a floating tremolo as I do, you need to adjust the settings. Standard the tremolo is resting on the body for the people that don't use a tremolo. My guitar was with the standard setting ok.As with any new guitar I always service the guitar to set my personal settings (string height...etc.). It's a very versatile guitar including the High Defintion Revoicer. I use this feature mainly to have a bit more punch for clean rhythm parts. The fretwork is excellent as well as the overall finish. The neck feels smooth, more comfortable than a standard Fender strat. Taking into account the price/quality, this guitar is a great deal and can easily compete with the major league. You'll be impressed with the natural sound which is also reinforced by the extra big magnets in the single coils. With the 5 way switch you can retrieve all the classic sounds and more. For sure a guitar to recommend....
This review is from: Godin Progression Electric Guitar (Trans Cream, Maple Neck)With my experiences with a Godin Freeway and many other Godin guitars played, I expected the Godin Progression model to live up to my expectations, but it did not. It may be more of an issue with the reseller (unable to determine who that is, unless it came direct from Godin) than the Godin factory, but the guitar arrived needing a thorough setup. String action high, high string tension making playability difficult, and bowing on the fretboard with low strings buzzing even with the high action. Overall, Godin guitars are one of the best made for the money, so don't rule them out. If you buy this model online, just expect to pay for a thorough professional setup unless you are the do it yourself type....
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