GHOST TRIAD Internal Mount Acoustic Guitar Pickup EXPLAINED
Channel: The Ghost of Brooklyn
Date: 2017-01-31

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“In a world of mass-produced everything, our mission is to re-artistize the acoustic experience. Every one of our pickups is a work of art. Plug one in. Like a Ghost, your sound will come alive.” –The Ghost of Brooklyn

The GHOST TRIAD turns any acoustic guitar into a hauntingly beautiful experience. With its retro looks and hand-built initiative, it’s an easy-to-install internal mount pickup specially designed to capture amazing vintage tone. With its passive tri-piezo electronics, there are no preamps or batteries to deal with. Simply mount the pickup to the inside of your acoustic guitar, and then plug it into a guitar amp, amp pedal or a direct box. Whether you’re on stage or in the studio, whether you own 1 guitar or 25 guitars, this is the pickup you’ll rely on to achieve pure American vibrato.

It has long been known that when rigged properly bottle caps provide sparkling natural tone, high-level output and are shielded against hum and feedback. The GHOST TRIAD improves on the classic bottle cap motif offering full dynamic range and broad-spectrum frequency coverage. All pickups are hand built in limited quantity in Brooklyn, New York - USA. Watch the videos. Hear the pickup in action. Everything is explained in the video. The Ghost of Brooklyn created this pickup out of acoustic necessity.

The GHOST TRIAD will fit in any acoustic guitar with either ladder or x bracing. It will sound great in a variety of instruments but we have found it performs exceptional well in vintage Kay, Silvertone, Stella Harmony, Airline & Sears parlor style guitars of the 1940s thru 1960s. You’ll be amazed at how beautifully it exploits the vintage tone of these instruments.

Approximately 3 1/2" x 1 1/4" x 1/2"  

Weight is less than 2 ounces

If you can get your hand in the sound hole, it will fit

Choose a 1/4" socket input jack (recommended) or an endpin input jack. Both require minor drilling

KAY https://youtu.be/08zyV0Ft50g

STELLA https://youtu.be/I7DXDZ8yhLo

AIRLINE https://youtu.be/5D-UwJjMl64

CHECKMATE https://youtu.be/zN1b8JSjRlA

GHOST TRIAD EXPLAINED https://youtu.be/dFoFSx-89CY