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Godin Multiac Nylon HG 678

Godin Multiac Nylon HG 678

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$2,399.00at Musician's FriendChecked 50 min ago

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Price facts

  • Lowest price today: $2,399.00 at Musician's Friend (checked Nov 10, 2026).
  • Checked at 2 stores.

Our take on the Godin Multiac Nylon HG 678

The Godin Multiac Nylon HG is a nylon-string acoustic-electric built for stage and studio work. Its chambered mahogany body with a solid spruce top keeps feedback low at volume, and the onboard electronics feed a 1/4" jack straight into an amp or PA. The 22-fret neck with a 25.5" scale and 1 7/8" nut width gives classical players room while staying comfortable for steel-string converts. It suits gigging nylon players and recording guitarists more than pure acoustic purists, who will find it quieter unplugged than a traditional classical guitar.

Best forGigging nylon-string players who need stage volume without feedbackRecording guitarists who want a direct, consistent nylon toneSteel-string players moving into nylon repertoireFingerstyle and Latin/jazz players
Pros
  • Chambered mahogany body resists feedback at gig levels
  • Solid spruce top gives a warm, articulate plugged-in tone
  • Comfortable 22-fret neck with a slim profile for a nylon guitar
  • Simple 1/4" output works with any amp, DI or PA
  • Double cutaway gives access to upper frets
Cons
  • Quiet and thin as a pure acoustic; it is built to be amplified
  • No onboard tuner or tone controls on the base model
  • Richlite fretboard is not traditional ebony or rosewood
  • Nylon players wanting a wide classical neck may find the profile slim

Godin Multiac Nylon HG 678 prices at every store

  • Guitar CenterNew

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    $2,399.00Free shippingChecked 50 min ago
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  • Musician's FriendNew

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    $2,399.00Checked 50 min ago
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Godin Multiac Nylon HG 678 price history

Lowest price we've seen: $2,399.00 on Nov 10 at Guitar Center. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 10.

What reviewers say

Owners and reviewers treat the Multiac Nylon HG as a reliable stage nylon guitar with a clean amplified voice and low feedback. Most praise the neck comfort and build; some note it sounds modest unplugged and wish for more onboard control.

What people mention
  • FeedbackPraisedOwners say the chambered body keeps feedback under control at gig volume.
  • Amplified tonePraisedReviewers describe a warm, articulate nylon voice through amps and DI.
  • Neck feelPraisedPlayers find the neck comfortable, especially steel-string converts.
  • Unplugged soundCriticisedSome owners say it sounds quiet and thin without an amp.
  • Onboard controlsMixedSome wish for more tone shaping on the base model.
  • FretboardMixedA few players prefer traditional ebony or rosewood over Richlite.

Specifications

Wood Type (body sides)
MahoganySource
Built-In Tuner
NoSource
Qty. Frets
22Source
Size
4/4Source
Color

Questions and answers

Is the Multiac Nylon HG good for live performance?
Yes. The chambered body and electronics are designed for stage volume with low feedback, and the 1/4" output plugs into any amp or PA.
How does it sound unplugged?
It is quieter and thinner than a traditional classical guitar. It is built to be amplified, so treat the acoustic voice as a practice convenience.
What is the neck like compared with a classical guitar?
It has a 22-fret neck with a slimmer profile than a traditional classical neck, which suits steel-string players. Classical players used to a wide, flat neck may need an adjustment period.
Does it have a built-in tuner or tone controls?
The base Multiac Nylon HG has no onboard tuner. Check the specific version for tone controls, since some Multiac variants add them.
What is in the box?
The guitar ships with its electronics and 1/4" output ready to use. Case and cable are usually sold separately, so confirm with the listing.
Is it right for a beginner?
It works for a motivated beginner who plans to plug in, but its amplified focus and price tier suit gigging and recording players more.
Where is the Godin Multiac Nylon HG 678 cheapest?
At Musician's Friend, for $2,399.00, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Godin Multiac Nylon HG 678?
2 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, Musician's Friend.

Stores we've priced the Godin Multiac Nylon HG 678 at

  • Guitar Center deals and prices
NaturalSource
Wood Type (neck)
MahoganySource
Cutaway
Double CutawaySource
Wood Type (back)
MahoganySource
Qty. Strings (pcs)
6Source
Handedness
Right-HandedSource
Wood Type (fretboard)
RichliteSource
Outputs
1/4" JackSource
Wood Type (front)
SpruceSource