Godin invites you to dive into its striking new Imperial Laguna Blue acoustic
Dreadnought-shaped model boasts concert hall depth, LR Baggs electronics

Godin has announced the Imperial Laguna Blue GT EQ acoustic guitar, a dreadnought-shaped model with concert hall depth.
The new acoustic sports a solid Sitka spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, mahogany neck and Richlite fingerboard.
Electronics are an LR Baggs Anthem system, and the guitar is finished in a Laguna Blue gloss.
There’s also an ebony bridge, Graph Tech nut, custom 12th fret inlay and Godin acoustic pickguard with matching headstock.
The Imperial Laguna Blue GT EQ comes with a Deluxe TRIC case for $1,395.
For more information, head to Godin Guitars.
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