Hot off the heels of the announcement of its Metropolis Composer QIT acoustic guitar, Godin has debuted another new acoustic, the Fairmount CH Composer QIT.
The Fairmount Composer boasts all-mahogany construction – with a top and back of solid mahogany and sides of layered mahogany – and a Concert Hall body shape with a shallow depth.
Its neck – also made of mahogany – features a Richlite fretboard and a 25.5” scale, while the guitar is also built with an ebony bridge and a Graph Tech TUSQ nut.
Like the Metropolis Composer, the Fairmount Composer boasts Godin's proprietary QIT system, which comes with EQ controls and an integrated tuner.
The Godin Fairmount CH Composer QIT acoustic guitar is available now for $899.
For more info on the acoustic, stop by godinguitars.com.
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