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Godin MultiAc Nylon Encore Acoustic Electric Guitar

Godin MultiAc Nylon Encore Acoustic Electric Guitar

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  • Lowest price today: $1,599.00 at eBay (checked Nov 10, 2026).
  • Checked at 6 stores.

Our take on the Godin MultiAc Nylon Encore Acoustic Electric Guitar

The MultiAc Nylon Encore is Godin's mid-line nylon-string stage guitar: a solid cedar top on a chambered silver leaf maple body, with a slim 1.7-inch nut and 16-inch radius rosewood board that feel closer to an electric than a classical. Its dual-source EPM system pairs an under-saddle transducer with two soundboard sensors and a blend slider, which is the core of the design: it resists feedback at loud stage volumes where a miked or piezo-only classical would howl. Reviewers treat it as a gigging tool rather than a concert classical, and the narrow neck and cutaway divide players sharply.

Best forGigging players who need loud, feedback-free nylon-string soundElectric and steel-string players moving to nylonWorship, jazz and Latin band workRecording direct with a blendable pickup system
Pros
  • Chambered maple body and cedar top resist feedback at high volume
  • Blend slider mixes under-saddle pickup with two soundboard sensors
  • Slim 1.7-inch nut and 16-inch radius board feel fast and electric-like
  • Single cutaway gives access to upper frets
  • Gig bag included
Cons
  • Narrow neck and flat radius feel cramped to classical players
  • Acoustic voice is quieter and less projecting than a true classical
  • Onboard preamp sliders are fiddly to adjust mid-song
  • Some owners find the pickup tone needs EQ work to sound natural

Godin MultiAc Nylon Encore Acoustic Electric Guitar prices at every store

  • Guitar CenterPre-owned

    In stock

    $859.99+ $25.19 shippingChecked 49 min ago
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  • eBayNew

    In stockSold by proaudioland

    $1,599.00Free shippingChecked 49 min ago
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  • Guitar CenterNew

    In stock

    $1,669.00Free shippingChecked 50 min ago
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  • Musician's FriendNew

    In stock

    $1,669.00Checked 50 min ago
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  • Music & ArtsNew

    In stock

    $1,669.00+ $13.70 shippingChecked 49 min ago
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  • WalmartNew

    In stockSold by GearTreeReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.

    $1,759.00Free shippingChecked 50 min ago
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Godin MultiAc Nylon Encore Acoustic Electric Guitar price history

Lowest price we've seen: $1,599.00 on Nov 10 at eBay. Tracked across 4 stores since Nov 10.

What reviewers say

Owners and reviewers mostly praise the MultiAc Encore as a reliable live nylon-string that stays clean at stage volume, with a comfortable electric-style neck. Classical purists criticise the narrow nut and the amplified tone, which they say lacks the warmth of a good microphone.

What people mention
  • FeedbackPraisedOwners say it stays clean at band volumes where a miked classical would feed back.
  • Neck feelMixedElectric players like the slim, flat neck; classical players find it cramped.
  • Pickup toneMixedThe blend system is versatile, but some say the amplified sound needs EQ to feel natural.
  • Acoustic volumeCriticisedUnplugged, it is quieter and less projecting than a traditional classical guitar.
  • BuildPraisedOwners describe solid construction and a comfortable chambered body.

About the Godin MultiAc Nylon Encore Acoustic Electric Guitar

Ideal for live performances, the solid cedar soundboard of the multiac encore nylon string classical acoustic-electric guitar is married to a resonant chambered silver leaf maple body to deliver beautiful, authentic classical guitar sounds with virtually no feedback even at the high volumes. The 25.5 quot-scale mahogany neck measures a comfortable 1-7/quot wide at the nut and features a 16quot-radius rosewood fingerboard. The multiac encore nylon string classical acoustic-electric guitar comes outfitted with custom EPM electronics. The user-friendly dual source system sports an under saddle transducer to capture the sound of the nylon strings while two acoustic soundboard sensors offer additional depth, warmth and tonal richness. For on-the-fly tonal tailoring, the preamp controls consist of master volume, treble, mid and bass control sliders along with an additional quotblend quot control slider that allows you to blend between the acoustic soundboard sensors and the under saddle transducer. Natural high-gloss finish. Gig bag included.

Specifications

Wood Type (body sides)
MapleSource
Qty. Frets
22Source
Size
4/4Source
Color
NaturalSource

Questions and answers

Is the MultiAc Encore good for a classical player?
Only if you accept an electric-style neck. The 1.7-inch nut and 16-inch radius are much flatter and narrower than a standard classical, which many classical players find cramped.
Does it really resist feedback on stage?
Yes, that is its main strength. The chambered maple body and soundboard-sensor pickup design let it play at band volumes without the howl of a miked nylon-string.
What is the blend control for?
It mixes the under-saddle transducer with the two soundboard sensors. Rolling toward the sensors adds body and warmth; rolling toward the pickup adds string definition.
How does it compare with Godin's MultiAc Grand Concert?
The Grand Concert has a wider nut and a larger, more classical-feeling neck and body. The Encore is the slimmer, more electric-feeling option for players crossing over.
What is in the box?
The guitar and a gig bag. No stand, cable or extra electronics are included.
Can it be played without an amp?
Yes, but quietly. It is built for amplification, and its unplugged voice is softer than a full acoustic classical.
Where is the Godin MultiAc Nylon Encore Acoustic Electric Guitar cheapest?
At eBay, for $1,599.00, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Godin MultiAc Nylon Encore Acoustic Electric Guitar?
5 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, eBay, Music & Arts, Walmart, Musician's Friend.

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Stores we've priced the Godin MultiAc Nylon Encore Acoustic Electric Guitar at

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Wood Type (neck)
MahoganySource
Cutaway
Single CutawaySource
Wood Type (back)
MapleSource
Burst Finish
SunburstSource
Qty. Strings (pcs)
6Source
Handedness
Right-HandedSource
String Type
NylonSource
Wood Type (fretboard)
RosewoodSource
Wood Type (front)
CedarSource
Built-in Microphone
NoSource
Number Of Strings
6-string