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It was in 1972 that Robert Godin built his very first guitars in La Patrie, Quebec. This small village quickly became the cradle of a unique craftsmanship, recognized well beyond our borders. Today, more than fifty years later, we pay tribute to this tradition and the passion that still drives us.
The B150 embodies everything Norman stands for: a deep connection to our roots, a constant pursuit of quality, and a commitment to showcasing Quebec expertise to the world. Crafted from carefully selected woods, sourced from a special stock stored in our factories for over 30 years, this guitar stands out for its authentic character, rich sound, and understated, elegant aesthetic.
Each instrument is hand-signed by Robert and Simon Godin, attesting to their personal commitment to this unique project. A cedar certificate of authenticity, shaped like a plectrum, accompanies each guitar, highlighting its exclusive nature.
Finally, only 150 units of the Norman B150 will be produced. A vibrant tribute to a village, a family, and a passion that has lasted for over half a century.
Additional information
| Back and Sides |
Canadian Wild Cherry |
|---|---|
| Body Shape |
Dreadnought |
| Bridge and Tailpiece |
Rosewood |