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Home : Electronics, pickups : Pickups: Guitar, electric : Graph Tech Ghost Pickup System for Guitar : Acousti-Phonic Onboard Preamp

Acoustic sound for solidbody guitars!

Acousti-Phonic Onboard Preamp


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The Ghost Prewired Saddle Set and Acousti-Phonic preamp deliver rich acoustic tone, or a blend of acoustic and electric sounds.

Includes adjustable gain pot, stereo switching jack and battery clip. 9-volt battery required.

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Acousti-Phonic Onboard Preamp
 
Item# Description In stock Price Quantity
5444 For guitar Yes
$57.80
3 or more $51.24  


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This onboard preamp is a compact 1-1/8" x 1-5/8" x 1/2" size. The guitar's control cavity may need to be routed to make room for the preamp.

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Acousti-Phonic Onboard Preamp
Acousti-Phonic Onboard Preamp
 
4 out of 5 stars
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4 8-16-2011
Great sound!

The graphtech piezo system will give you great acoustic sound. Very clean, crisp and bright. Great for guitar players who primarily play electric but might need an acoustic tone for a few songs. You can go from your regular magnetic pickup sound to acoustic with a flip of a switch.

For those of you who have never used a piezo system before don't expect it to sound 'just like an acoustic guitar' This sound will not have the depth of a real acoustic. It sounds more like an electro acoustic guitar but yet even different from that. I feel the piezo sounds best running direct to a mixer rather than an amp. This is also a great sound for studio, you can get it to sound very close to a real acoustic by tweaking the tone knob (if you install one) and using some EQ (I use a RC booster for this)

However I must also mention this piezo system adds a white noise to your signal that's always running in the back ground and is boosted even more when you play through a distorted setting. It won't go away no matter what you try, even if your piezo volume is down to zero.

Joshua Raj  India
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