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@spaceatl Thanks for the comments. This is all very helpful!

@pianoguyy you make a good point. I don't particularly think that there is. It's just that I can't find any examples of anyone using a nylon string guitar with a modeling device like the Line6. And in every online conversation I see about it I just see people saying that you would be better off using an amp or a PA to replicate the "natural sound of a nylon string guitar." But again, that is not what I am wanting to do with a modeling device. The Multiac already does a great job of that right of out the box, so that is not an issue. I can find plenty of examples of steel string acoustic players using one, but no nylon string players. so I didn't know if there was some reason that a nylon string guitar might not be as compatible that was unaware of. I could not think of any reason why that would be, but again, this is new territory for me. Thanks for your input!

Hi all, I am a nylon string looking to get into using some effects for my sound. I love what I have heard from other players using the Line6 and would like to try something like this with my playing. To be clear, I am NOT looking to create a natural sounding reproduction of an acoustic nylon string guitar. I specifically want to generate sounds and tones that I cannot do with a pure acoustic. I use a Godin Multiac Grand Concert Duet Ambiance. (https://godinguitars.com/product/multiac-grand-concert-duet-ambiance-natural-hg) It has an on-board fisherman preamp and a chambered body. I know that I could always switch and use a steel string guitar or an electric, but I have played classical guitars as my main instruments for nearly 30 years. So, I am just so much more comfortable with the feel of nylon strings under my fingers and the wider fretboard of the classical design. So my question is really just whether or not a unit like this will I love the idea of having a broader tonal palette to play with, but I am very new to using multi effects units. So, I appreciate any feedback or thoughts anyone can provide.