Hybrids - is acoustic bridge or electric bridge best

[Doubleneck]

I ended up getting the Godin spruce top flat five I talked about earlier in this older post. I really thought this post did a great job of laying out the land of the hybrids. I have been very pleased with the Godin and see the advantage of what was said above about the need for separate outputs. I run both acoustic and electric out to separate processors and I think it gives me much more flexibility. I can use a delay on the electric and it sounds like two guitars are playing electric and acoustic. The flat five is strongest on the electric no doubt. The Baggs T-bridge is good and will be fine for a band setting but does not sound quite like my J-45. That said it has a unique voice on its own and I would not hesitate using it in a solo performance. Some very interesting sounds blending both pickups. I really like the feel and playability of the Godin. The Flat Five was an absolute steal on ebay for the quality that it represents. I don't think these guitars hold their value as well as say a T5 in the used market and I could get mine for a little less than 30% of Manufacture's list price. That is about as good as I have done on a used purchase. Did I mention I am a cheap banker. Also cool having a guitar what no one pronouces correctly.
Steve