Rediscovering a Guitar

They still do.  The classic S6 with cedar top is still available in slim and classic form (thin and 1.8" nut width).

The other guitar which I thought was one of their best, better than many others, including Taylor, with the same woods, they don't make anymore.  That was the Artist Cameo (I think it was); the one with solid spruce top and solid maple back and sides.  

You'd think a guitar like that -- with solid maple back and sides -- would sound on the bright side, but Seagull's Cameo sounded like a beautiful warm Martin with a wee bit of Taylor sparkle mixed in.  Probably the best sounding guitar I ever played from Godin.   Too bad they don't make that one anymore.

They just keep changing stuff too much.  Once you have a fantastic guitar, they should just keep it and add to the amazing and already existing offerings.  But meh, whaddayagonnado?   

FloridaGull, Ah, yes.  Did not think about the folk version.

Blackback Gull,FloridaGull,TonyKgull,blues90,

Just read the above posts, and my first though was, how spooky.
Less than 3 hours ago I took mt Seagull "Coastline Folk Cedar" out of her little bag, and been playing her for about an hour, first time I've played it for a few months.
The condition is like new, it's a beautiful looking guitar, and it sounds great, it's a nice comfortable size, it's not a quiet guitar but nice and mellow, and quality is excellent.
And I thought to myself, why the hell did Seagull stop making these little gem's of a guitar.

You made very good points.....

And I agree, ...it is really  ruff  out there.