icantbuyafender
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Hey all. I've been swamped with this semester's research and coursework, and havent been around past couple of months. Heres what I have:
This is a nickel finish TOM bridge similar to a nashville and is made by Graph Tech, featuring the String Saver Saddles with special piezo crystals in each saddle. 4mm USA posts!
This connects to a pre-amp summing board, which is included in:
The Ghost Acousti-Phonic kit
Products*&*Ordering - Graph Tech
This pre-amp board has outputs for an included: push pull piezo volume with push-pull mid/dark switch, Stereo output jack, and a quick switch that allows either your original pickups, the piezo pickups or both to be engaged. Runs on a 9V battery. You can add on the MIDI module if need be, but I didnt use it nor bought it.
Here is the deal. They show no signs of use other than the not all there adhesiveness on the battery clip and the back of the pre-amp (due to the fact i had it installed for a few months and used it).
Its all assembled, just drop on the bridge and connect the 2 or 3 solder points to your existing controls (stereo jack replaces normal jack) and enjoy possibly the best acoustic sound out of an electric guitar.
I paid OVER $200 altogether for these new (bridge and kit) and need fundings due to grad school expenses and a meager lab tech job.
Acousti-Phonic Kit goes for $129.99 on musiciansfriend.com
the bridges run over $149.99 in most places.
PM me an offer!
This is a nickel finish TOM bridge similar to a nashville and is made by Graph Tech, featuring the String Saver Saddles with special piezo crystals in each saddle. 4mm USA posts!
This connects to a pre-amp summing board, which is included in:
The Ghost Acousti-Phonic kit
Products*&*Ordering - Graph Tech
This pre-amp board has outputs for an included: push pull piezo volume with push-pull mid/dark switch, Stereo output jack, and a quick switch that allows either your original pickups, the piezo pickups or both to be engaged. Runs on a 9V battery. You can add on the MIDI module if need be, but I didnt use it nor bought it.
Here is the deal. They show no signs of use other than the not all there adhesiveness on the battery clip and the back of the pre-amp (due to the fact i had it installed for a few months and used it).
Its all assembled, just drop on the bridge and connect the 2 or 3 solder points to your existing controls (stereo jack replaces normal jack) and enjoy possibly the best acoustic sound out of an electric guitar.
I paid OVER $200 altogether for these new (bridge and kit) and need fundings due to grad school expenses and a meager lab tech job.
Acousti-Phonic Kit goes for $129.99 on musiciansfriend.com
the bridges run over $149.99 in most places.
PM me an offer!