Chubbuck Guitars / Kevin Chubbuck, making & repairing guitars in an old building just north of Boston, Massachusetts.
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A 1994 Godin Multiac nylon string guitar in the shop for issues with amplified string-to-string balance from the pickups. The pickups are six individual saddles that are set into the bridge's saddle slot. I ordered a new set of pickups and swapped each one out for a new one as each pickup's output in the set is calibrated. Check the video below for the pickup swap.
Taylor T5 C2 & Godin Multiac Nylon SA :: repaired and out the door this morning.
Godin Nylon Multiac (2 of 2) :: this guitar took a trip down a flight of stairs that punched a hole in the side and cracked the top. This was a very difficult repair to clamp properly. The turnbuckle and cauls pushed the damaged side outward while the external clamps (not pictured, see previous post) kept the guitar in check under the pressure.
Godin Nylon Multiac (1 of 2) :: this guitar took a trip down a flight of stairs that punched a hole in the side and cracked the top. This was a very difficult repair to clamp properly. Inside there is a turnbuckle and cauls that spans the waist. The exterior clamps pictured here are equalizing the pressure exerted by the turnbuckle.
![Replace pickups :: 1994 Godin Multiac Nylon ERG90VEG15 NA [6.1 lbs]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/53dfcee2e4b0c0da377c65c7/1461527882829-6T9DZXFBCS5MK5JSGL5H/20160421_1994_Godin_Multiac_Nylon_bridge.jpg)
