Godin 5th Avenue Kingpin P90 - Custom Godin Kingpin P90 pickup

A look at the Godin Kingpin I and in particular checking out the P90 pickup that comes with it. Great sounding pickup that works well for jazz, but also other genres!
GUITAR
Godin Kingpin I
PEDALS
Boss '63 Fender Reverb
Xotic RC Booster
AMP
Fender 59 Bassman LTD

[@williambarela2791]

Josh, thank you so much for this awesome review! I really wanted to hear the range of tones on this. Superb!

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you William! It's a really great guitar, especially at that price point.

[@JacobSweetMusic]

Thank you for doing this video. I've had my eye on one of these for a while. I'm sold. Your playing sounds fantastic.

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks Jacob! I have really enjoyed the guitar and definitely recommend it. When you hear and play it, you would think it costs much more than it does. I would note that since it doesn't have a cutaway it's difficult to play much above the fifteenth fret. For what I plan on using it for (jazz/solo guitar) I don't see that being an issue, but if you're used to playing stuff high up on the neck it's something to think about. They do make a kingpin ii which has cutaway to help access higher frets as well as adds a bridge pickup. I personally never use the bridge pickup on these types of guitars, so I was happy to save the money (think kingpin ii is around $300 more), but if you want a little more variety in tones and easier access to higher frets it might be worth checking the kingpin ii out.

[@big_forehead_fish]

@@sheifiproductions thanks so much for useful info, helps a lot!

[@sheifiproductions]

@@big_forehead_fish Glad I could help!

[@banjomandan7199]

Great demo! Covered all the bases. You sold me!

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you! It’s a nice guitar, and definitely one of the best hollow body guitars you can get in that budget range!

[@carvingCode]

Nice demo of the tonal features. was not sure about the P90, but this convinced me. Thanks.

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks Randy! I had never owned or played a Godin before and overall have been impressed by this guitar. I think it's a really good value and the P90 that comes with it sounds good. You can get a nice jazz sound but a variety of some other tones as well. It has a little buzz (as you would expect from a P90) but certainly manageable from my experiences so far.

[@lapdawg60]

Very excellent and comprehensive review. I especially like that you pointed out a more acoustic singer/songwriter could use this, too, as an alternative to a regular acoustic guitar. It's forte is obviously as a jazz-box, but your several stylistic examples shows it can do a lot of things. Great playing, too!

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you! It’s a very cool guitar, and is definitely useful in several different kind of gigs and recording situations.

[@SmeeUncleJoe]

Very insightful review unlike the company's own accounts. Godin should start sending you the rest of their line for review. This is EXACTLY the sort of info prospective buyers need to know. In this time of Covid, it saves us a long wait and trip to the store.

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks for the kind words Joe! I really like the guitar and glad you enjoyed the review. If godin wants to send me more guitars I would not object :) ! I did purchase a Godin Stadium 59 recently that I will eventually get around doing a demo for as well.

[@SmeeUncleJoe]

@@sheifiproductions ​ @sheifiproductions Their production lines are pretty much stalled due to reduced staffing. They are basically trying to do a match maker between order and local dealer inventories. The regulatory demands for sanitary conditions in their factory are so restrictive that they are building up quite a huge back log of orders. they have no 5TH Ave models at all, at this time.

[@sheifiproductions]

@@SmeeUncleJoe oh wow, did not know that but makes sense of why it seemed so hard to find some of their guitars. I found both the kingpin and stadium 59 used on reverb and at guitar center.

[@SmeeUncleJoe]

@@sheifiproductions That's reliable info from their customer service that i got in an email today.

[@joesmithrocksdetroit]

Fantastic demo! Thanks, bro.

[@sheifiproductions]

Appreciate it!!

[@Bluescat13]

Thank you. This is going to be my 2nd Godin guitar! (already have a 20 year old LGX-SA). This is one of the best guitar review I've seen on KZbin. You can listen to the guitar not the FX pedals! Thank you. :-)

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you so much for the kind words Christian! I love guitar pedals, but try to make sure my demos also focus on how the guitar on it's own (or with minimal effects).

[@fredericlinden]

This guitar is a jewel !

[@sheifiproductions]

Yes indeed!

[@ceecampbell537]

Hey there…thanks for the excellent review….really covered the ground that so many reviewers don’t. Thanks again. Ps. You play well.

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you!!!

[@alexialexi]

Great video, thanks! Looking forward to see another one with this guitar)

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks Alexi! I really like the guitar, and will likely do another video with the guitar soon!

[@copperaudio9664]

Nice demo- Thanks!

[@claysimon]

Best demo o this guitar, love your playing its great

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you!!!

[@StallionStudios1234]

Thanks for the review. I have been looking at getting a nice Godin hollow body like this for the Kingpin 2 series. I like having a bridge pickup like the II has since it gives more tonal options. I love P90s.

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks! I think it’s one of the best values out there for a hollowbody guitar. I’ve been very happy with mine.

[@theuserthatishere]

sounded awesome pushed as well

[@joakim4258]

This is the only good review of this guitar! Thanks you so much 👍🏻

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks for watching! Godin makes some really nice guitars but I as well had a hard time finding a lot of good reviews/demos on them.

[@JT-gd7he]

Best review I have seen on this guitar. I had one, a friend has it now. Regret getting rid of it.

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you for the kind words!! I’ve been real happy with it. Was looking for a more affordable jazz box when I bought it and have ended up using it quite a bit for gigs and recording. Solid guitar and great value!

[@leedee4968]

Great demo😎

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks Lee, appreciate it!

[@anthonyroach7974]

Great all round guitar gypsy jazz .raw jazz .blues .Rock Blues fabulous review.nice pick up that to sounds great

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks for the kind words! It’s really a great guitar and hard to find a better value!

[@grooveyardhuntsvilleala.2894]

Nice playing and review. ANd you are the first person I have heard on youtube or live that uses the side of pick like me!! Much warmer. I also use the thinnest pick I can find. .50mm

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks! I don't always use the side of my pick, but sometimes do when playing jazzier or stuff or whenever I'm using a lighter pick and want a warmer sound. It does make a pretty significant difference on tone and am also surprised more people don't try it!

[@davidbrown-bh7it]

Nice playing! I own one of these too. Planning on trying some flat wounds on it to see if I like that. Currently strung with round wound 11’s. Thanks for sharing!

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks for watching! I have 12 roundwounds on now but I bet flatwounds would also sound great!!

[@trenthogan4212]

I can't believe this guitar is under $1,000. The tone is beautiful as is the guitar.

[@sheifiproductions]

Agreed! When I bought this guitar I was looking for a quality hollowbody guitar under $1k and I’ve been super happy with this guitar!

[@nuArk-eq9mq]

excellent review, excellent playing, very, very good sounding guitar, but then there is a great amp and effects in the signal chain, my is comming tomorrow

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you and hope you enjoy the guitar as well!

[@robertchallen]

Josh, just a fantastic review/demo. I've been on the fence about this guitar and the P-90, and you really helped me decide to make the leap. What a great value! I watched your other vid with the Bartolini as well. Excellent. I saw that you used a Quilter amp in that vid, which I am also looking at. My question..are you pretty happy with the Quilter? Thinking of getting the Cub with 12" speaker. Thanks for the demo!

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks for the kind words! The Kingpin is a super cool guitar and definitely one of the best values. The stock P-90 does sound really good! Only reason I changed it out is I got really into Tuck Andress and wanted to try his bartolini signature pickup. While the bartolini pickup sounds amazing, I wouldn’t necessarily recommend changing pickup as stock one sounds really good. I’ve owned several quilter products and loved all of them!! Pretty much all of my solo guitar stuff (as well as some of new projects) we’re recorded with quilter amps. I mainly used a tone block 200 and a micropro mach 2 which both sound great. I recently bought the Superblock us and it’s currently my favorite! Did a demo of it recently. I’m not as familiar with the cub series but I haven’t played any quilter product I didn’t like so I imagine it’s great!

[@badscrew4023]

A nice review! I'll be seeing one (but a two-pickup version) this weekend, and if everything is allright will be coming back with it hopefully :)

[@sheifiproductions]

Awesome! I don’t think you can do much better for a quality hollowbody in the same price range. Two-pickup version will definitely be nice and add some versatility. Does the two pickup version have a cutaway?

[@badscrew4023]

@@sheifiproductions yes, it’s the one with the cutaway

[@badscrew4023]

@@sheifiproductions however, I'm pretty unlikely to get to any fret higher than 14th so if it had no cutaway it would be pretty much the same :)))

[@neiles335]

I have this guitar and love it. And yes it does sound great with flat wounds.

[@henryocq]

I hear a slight thunk on it,nice demo \m/

[@alexkn107]

Hey, best video I've seen on this guitar so far ! Thanks for it. I am a beginner, pretty fan of jazz and blues stuff. I was planing of buying the 5th avenue but I am scared it will be too limited to blues and jazz only. Do you confirm or can it rock as well ? Cheers

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks Alex! If you're into jazz it sounds wonderful! It can also do some blues stuff well, depending on what kind of tone you like. It can get a nice clean sound and can handle some natural break-up or low distortion well. If you like a fair amount of gain in your blues tone I wouldn't recommend it,. as it will feedback (like any full hollow body). It's also not going to work great for most rock stuff as it will be prone to feedback. I think it does jazz great. it can also do some blues well and more acoustic/singer-songwriter kind of stuff. If you want a little more tonal diversity you might also want to check out the kingpin ii, as it has two pickups, so you could get some different sounds out of bridge pickup.

[@alexkn107]

@@sheifiproductions thank you for this precise feedback

[@HazenLewis]

Wow sounds great even with round wounds

[@sheifiproductions]

Hazen Lewis Thanks! I like the sound of the guitar a lot with round wounds. You can get a nice warm (but not too dull) jazz sound as well as a variety of other tones.

[@DidivanFrits]

You've made a good demo, so I bought the Godin 5th Avenue...

[@sheifiproductions]

Awesome, I hope you enjoy it! It's a really cool guitar!

[@DidivanFrits]

@@sheifiproductions and I like your demo repertoire: Autumn Leaves, Misty, etc. also in my repertoire...

[@ryanedwardmusic]

It really has the 50s Gibson sound (the Bassman is probably helping). You've helped me make up my mind, this will be my next jazz box. Every Eastman video I've seen sounds dead and lifeless and thin by comparison.

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks Ryan! I am also partial to the bassman as it has a beautiful kind of natural character that helps bring guitars to life, but I have been equally impressed with the Godin Kingpin. I bought it for straight-ahead jazz and solo guitar stuff and works beautifully for me :)

[@timelwell7002]

You could try D'Addario Half-Rounds as well. It's worth trying different strings to see which ones sound best to your ears.

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks for recommendation! I’ve never tried the half-rounds. I currently have round-wound 12s on this guitar and really like it. Although the stock pickup sounded good, I changed the pickup on this guitar to a bartolini pickup.

[@BHAKTIBROPHY]

I've watched so many demos because this reminds me of my old early 1960s ES125TC (I got lucky; that guitar was sweet!!). Your demo is by far the most comprehensive and beautiful demo-- you played almost the entire fretboard. Many jazz players on KZbin don't emote: you play with such personality. I loved your Travis style picking! I saw a long demo where a guy was playing distorted power chords (NO!) and then just folk chords G, D, A. That's not a guitar review. This was brilliant! Thank you! Btw, this guitar comes with round .012 - .052 D'Adarrio "jazz" strings. They're $799 new now.

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you so much for the kind words!! Yea, one of the reasons I started doing some demos of some of the gear I like is I found it hard to find useful demos! Combination of people weren't always great guitar players and/or weren't using the guitar on how it was really intended to sound. I love this guitar! I bought it as I didn't have a L5 kind of style guitar in my lineup and really liked it for either straight-ahead jazz gigs or solo guitar stuff. I've ended up using it quite a lot!

[@BHAKTIBROPHY]

@@sheifiproductions I'm changing the guage to .11s Stillwater was supposed to do that before sending it to me (that's why I paid for a set up. I have nerve damage in my fretting hand from spine injury and don't want to deal with the truss rod and bridge right out of the gate. I had the ES125TC which I regret selling... what a beautiful guitar. I always put .11s on that. It was rather thin sounding when unplugged, but the 5th Ave is twice as thick...so I think .11 - .50 would still sound great. Do you have any thoughts? I'll be using nickel wound strings. I like them with the hollow body electric acoustic guitars. I value your opinion. Thank you! Have a fantastic weekend!

[@sheifiproductions]

@@BHAKTIBROPHY I think you will be fine with 11s! If you want to stay closer to a more traditional/darker jazz sound you might want to use a pretty thick pick and/or your fingers. I’ve played guitars with 11s for straight ahead jazz stuff and it’s deforest doable, you just need to be careful of the 1st string a bit as it it can get a bit thin. Make sure not to pick it too hard and you can also roll down a bit of your tone if it’s still a bit bright.

[@sheifiproductions]

You could also try flatwounds if the roundwounds are too bright

[@marcoscastro1872]

Hi, the best video on 5th avenue, I have some doubt to acquire it, to play live on clean at high volume generates a lot of feedback? Coupling? As in rehearsal with band, if you manage high volume in clean from the amplifier has problems of coupling or feedback? Thanks!

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks! I’ve primarily used the guitar for solo guitar gigs/recordings. What kind of group would you be using it to rehearse with? I imagine it would be fine in most jazz combo/group settings as well as more acoustic/singer songwriter stuff. In louder pop/rock groups you would likely start experiencing some feedback issues.

[@marcoscastro1872]

@@sheifiproductions excellent, I would use it in jazz combos in studio, rehearsal and live, maybe sometime in a pop rock group but I found your video and answer very useful. Thank you very much regards!

[@ilblues]

I enjoyed hearing you demo the guitar. I'm 99% a fingerstyle acoustic guitar player, and have hated every solid body electric guitar I've ever had. So I bought one of these and love it but for the way the P90 hums. No hum is why I preferred humbuckers, so I bought a Creamery "P90 sized hidden humbucker" with an Alnico 5 magnet. Health issues prevented me from installing it and then I forgot about it. I'll take this as a reminder to get 'er done now that the health stuff is squared away. Reason for watching videos on a guitar I already own? I'm approaching 70, thinning the herd and trying to decide whether to flog the Kingpin or a Loar LH-280. I would love to know what pickup you installed? Again, thanks for the tasty demo.

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks for the kind words and hope your health issues continue to improve! I ended up replacing the stock P90 (which I think actually sounded quite good) with a Bartolini 1CTA (Tuck Andress Model). I got really into Tuck's guitar playing a few years back and wanted to try and get a similar sound to his without spending thousands of dollars. The pickup sounds great! It's a humbucker so it's nice and quiet but it's much brighter and clearer than most neck humbuckers I've heard. The bartolini pickups aren't cheap but this one sounds great and is super "hi-fi" souding.

[@Win7ermu7e]

Thanks for the review. Wondering if you could practice with this without an amp ?

[@sheifiproductions]

Yes, I would say it’s loud enough to practice without an amp!

I have one a few weeks ago, it is a very different guitar than the ones I have played, I still have to adjust it, however I want to ask you if it is normal for the sound to distort when playing with a little more attack or is it a problem of proper adjustment, I want rule out a problem with the p90. T hanks for your help

[@sheifiproductions]

I haven't experienced any distorting (without distortion pedals) from the P90. It doesn't appear to be a super high output pickup. What kind of amp/rig are you running through?

@@sheifiproductions Thank you very much, so it should be just fit and touch

[@jaimegarcia9972]

Hi. Do you think this guitar can work well with a blues pedal like the "BOSS BD-2 Blues Driver Pedal" for both live concerts and recording? Sometimes it seems that when you play the guitar it does not emit buzz and other times it does. Can you avoid the buzz? Thank you!

[@sheifiproductions]

Being a full hollowbody, it’s not really designed for overdrive pedals. That being said, I did get a pretty good bluesy tone out of it with a tube screamer. You would need the volume to be relatively soft and gain not to be too high to avoid feedback. You will get a little buzz since it’s a single coil P90 pickup, but if the gain on pedal isn’t too high it’s not that noticeable when in mix.

[@jaimegarcia9972]

@@sheifiproductions Do you think the 5th Avenue CW Kingpin II works best with blues Overdrive pedals? Thank you so much.

[@sheifiproductions]

@@jaimegarcia9972 It works best in general clean, but it can handle some lower overdrive/blues pedals at relatively low volumes. If you like some of the characteristics of a Hollowbody but prefer a more bluesy/overdriven sound you might want to try out some semi-hollow/335 style guitars.

[@theart8039]

Super pretty guitar and not that expensive..nice playing too

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you! It is a nice guitar and probably my favorite for this style of guitar in this price range.

[@jaimegarcia9972]

Hi. Do you know if the guitar will need a special adjustment putting it 0.10 strings? Thanks you!

[@sheifiproductions]

The guitar comes with 12s from the factory, so you probably would have to adjust the truss rod a bit and what not if you put 10s on.

[@jaimegarcia9972]

@@sheifiproductions Thank you

[@briankeeton2071]

My 15-year-old son just made the Jazz I band at his high school. Currently has a strat but I'd like to get him a proper jazz guitar. Would you still recommend this Kingpin or something else? Thanks!

[@sheifiproductions]

Brain, congrats to you and your son! You can definitely use the Strat for some jazz stuff, especially if it's more contemporary or fusion. However, it would definitely be nice to also have a hollow body for more of the traditional stuff. The Godin Kingpin is great. The Ibanez artcore hollow body guitars are also very reasonably priced and good guitars.

[@konjunto2477]

Great sonding guitar! is the neck chunky or thin. I have small hands

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks! It's a pretty easy neck to play as it is quite flat (16"radius) and 24.84" scale length. I find it easier to play than most hollowbodies similar in size. The only thing I did was lower the action as it was pretty high when I got it.

[@losbluejeanscom]

Quiero una!

[@michelbrault1690]

thanks for the review godin is cheaper than gibson godin is really good

[@lewisbeeman]

I am considering purchasing this guitar. I don’t have anything like it. Currently playing at church and only using an electric solid body but mainly playing completely clean with some reverb and/or delay. This would turn into my primary church guitar. Any thoughts on this? Also, thanks for this video. There aren’t many videos for this guitar.

[@sheifiproductions]

Glad you enjoyed the video! The guitar does really well for clean and even acoustic like tones. If you’re primarily just doing mostly rhythm and open chord or fingerpicking kind of stuff it will sound great. Just keep in mind this version only has the one pickup in neck position so it’s not super diverse as far as tones go. There is a version that has a bridge pickup as well so just something to consider.

[@lewisbeeman]

@@sheifiproductions I actually prefer the one pickups version. In my mind, the lack of the other pickup should/could allow more movement of the top for more acoustic sounds. But that could be completely ridiculous

[@comcatcom8829]

I been looking for jazz guitar under 1000$ judging from the sound this one is the most good for that price

[@sheifiproductions]

I think is definitely one of the best Hollowbody guitars in the price range! Some of the Ibanez models for under $1000 are also quite nice.

[@comcatcom8829]

@@sheifiproductions how would you compare this godin with epiphone joe pass? I tried ibanez it nice but not that special

[@comcatcom8829]

*at least for me

[@sheifiproductions]

@@comcatcom8829 I like the epiphone Joe Pass but liked the Godin a little bit better. Both great guitars though.

[@ubeymarmondragon6433]

Greetings from Bogota. Could you please recommend a small practice amp to use with a Godin 5th Avenue guitar?

[@sheifiproductions]

Are you looking for any effects/features in particular? I personally like the Roland cube series for practicing at home. It’s got a nice clean sound, is solid state (no maintenance of tubes), and also has some built in-effects in case you want them!

[@ubeymarmondragon6433]

@@sheifiproductions Thank you very much for your answer and your advice. Based on your recommendation, I'll go for the Roland Cube 10 GX.

[@tmidd12]

I want the guitar and his HAIR!!

[@sheifiproductions]

Ha! The guitar can be bought but the hair has to be earned :)

[@PJ-hn4cg]

what pickup would you use to replace the P90 - if you don't mind ...

[@sheifiproductions]

The pickup that comes with the guitar really sounds good and definitely doesn’t “need” to be replaced. I did replace with a Bartoloni 1CTA. It is the Tuck Andress model. I love his solo guitar stuff so I wanted a guitar where I could experiment with that sound. The pickup is $150 and is not an easy replacement as it doesn’t fit and you need to make a hole in guitar for it to work. Don’t know if I would recommend because of costs and difficult to install, but it sounds incredible!

[@sheifiproductions]

If you would like to hear what the guitar sounds like with the Bartolini Pickup I put in, I just posted video with it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZOYe6CHoJJ3ers

[@angelportal5378]

Do yoy think it would sound good playing in Open G with a slide ?

[@sheifiproductions]

It’s got a really nice open and acoustic sound, so I would think it would sound good in open g with a slide.

[@tonyroncketto2247]

What amp are you playing through?

[@sheifiproductions]

Fender Bassman LTD 59 Reissue

[@bocephuus2002]

For 700 bucks!I I mean what’s the catch?? Super fine picking by the way!

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks Michael! It’s a really fun and nice guitar to play and certainly a great value. The only potential downsides would be no double cutaway (if you commonly play high up neck) and no bridge pickup but neither of those were concerns for me. I’m still loving the guitar!

[@FrankLombardo]

Hi josh... I'm a solo singer-songwriter acoustic player. I strum and finger pick with my fingers. I'm getting older and want an easier play. Tell me will this sound full and warm enough to showcase my vocals the way an acoustic does. I currently play gigs with my Martin 000-15m with a K&K. Is this good for Eagles, America, James Taylor, ETC.... Even Blackbird type tunes . VERY interested. Your demo is the BEST on the tube . Thanks if you can answer me with any help. Take care, Frank

[@sheifiproductions]

Frank, thank you so much for the kind words. I use this guitar for solo guitar gigs and more acoustic/duo gigs if I’m accompanying a singer and really like it. If you want more of a pure acoustic sound (with steel strings) you might want to check out Godin A series of guitars. I’ve never played one but looks like they might also fit what you’re looking for.

[@FrankLombardo]

​ ​ @sheifiproductions Josh thanks so much for getting back to me so quickly. I really appreciate your experienced opinion. I will check the A-series guitars out you mentioned but I'm feeling pretty good about the 5th avenue now. Thanks again for your time and knowledge. Take care...

[@davemeshamsr6000]

What case did you get for it?

[@sheifiproductions]

I just use the soft case that came with guitar. I believe it’s considered a soft case but it actually has quite a bit of protection and is quite nice!

[@douglasboyd8475]

Can you overdrive with it?

[@sheifiproductions]

You can make some light overdrive work with it.

[@pierreg8562]

which strings?

[@sheifiproductions]

I have 12 gauge D'addario roundwound strings on the guitar.

[@pierreg8562]

@@sheifiproductions they sound well balanced - do you happen to know the exact model? i have the same guitar but it cames with martin retro monel 11 which is ok for acoustic but feels too thin and not quite right plugged in

[@sheifiproductions]

@@pierreg8562 Yea, I personally would put 12's or even 13's on this guitar. I find the 12s sound good and balanced and are still pretty versatile. I believe the guitar from the factory usually comes with 12s but don't know which brand or set they use. I personally use D'addario EJ21 "Jazz Light Gauge."

[@paulwir]

Do you miss the cutaway for jazz?

[@sheifiproductions]

It depends on what style I’m playing, if it’s straight-ahead stuff I don’t miss it much but if it’s more contemporary style or fusion then yes. I primarily use it for solo guitar stuff. It’s definitely something to consider though before you buy it.

[@paulwir]

@@sheifiproductions I mainly play standards.

[@sheifiproductions]

@@paulwir you would probably be fine

[@oyemimelaza]

What amp are you using here? Gorgeous tone, brother!

[@oyemimelaza]

Never mind! Just heard you mentioned it's a '59 Bassman reissue! Nice!

[@sheifiproductions]

Thank you, and yes it’s 59 bassman reissue (4x10s). Really dig the amp.

[@wavyxx]

Guitar is fab. Needs better audio for a guitar review

[@sheifiproductions]

Thanks everyone for the comments on the Godin Kingpin video! I really appreciate it. I recently found and purchased a used Godin Stadium 59 in Desert Green and just posted a demo on it. I'm really digging these Godin guitars! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4Tdi2mKlLCXf6c

[@ronnierobinson5421]

How does it compare to an es 125