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Well, if it's that easy, you're all set then.  (see what I did there?) 

I just know that 2 luthiers and Godin themselves told me the neck reset was not an option, not for less than the whole guitar costs anyways.  That's why Godin so easily offered to replace or refund it as the only options.  Which, by the way, while it's under warranty, are great options because one may not have gotten too attached to the guitar yet; like in my cases.

Also, all my acoustics except for my Takamine were all well taken care of and humidified; it was confirmed every time that lack of humidity was not the problem.  Their best "guess" was (but never confirmed because frankly, they're not going to waste the time and research to do that) that the woods just settled bad.  It happens.  It's organic material and never perfectly consistent like say plastic or metal would be.

Doesn't mean they're bad guitars, just means that neck resets for them, if necessary, are either not possible or just very costly.