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Seagull and Godin Guitars

Seagull and Godin Guitars at the Minor Chord
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In 1982 Robert Godin produced his first guitars in the village of LaPatrie in the Eastern Townships of Quebec. Robert's concept was to take the essential components of the best hand-crafted guitars (such as solid tops and beautiful finishes) and build these features into guitars that could be priced within the reach of working musicians. Robert succeeded in his goal, producing mid-priced guitars of excellent quality and playability.

The Minor Chord carries two of Robert Godin's guitar lines: The Seagull line with steel strings, and the Godin classical line with nylon strings.

Seagull Models

Made in Canada from native tone woods, Seagull Guitars offer an interesting alternative to the usual spruce tops and tropical wood sides and backs of other brands. They are available in a full range of body sizes from Dreadnaught to Grand (Seagull's term for a parlor size guitar). But even the smallest of the Seagull guitars has a full-size scale and a generous nut width, making them very playable, especially for adults with thicker fingers.

For complete information about Seagull guitars, visit the Seagull Guitars web site.

As of December 22, 2022 we have the following Seagull instruments in stock. We can also, of course, custom order an instrument to your specifications.

Seagull S6 Original Left-Handed

The specs:

  • Made in Canada
  • Dreadnaught Body shape Left-Handed
  • Solid cedar top
  • Laminate wild cherry back and sides
  • Tortoise pickguard
  • Silver leaf maple neck
  • Rosewood bridge and fingerboard
  • Pearl dot inlays
  • Satin finish body and neck
  • 25.5 inch scale
  • 1.8 inch nut width
  • Tusq nut and compensated saddle
  • Chrome tuning machines
  • Access bag included

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