top of page
Graph Tech Resomax bridge with Ghost acoustic sound system

CUSTOMIZE WITH

ELECTRONICS

CU-ELECTRONICS

ELECTRONICS

COIL SPLIT FOR PICKUPS
PASSIVE ELECTRONICS

Passive electronics circuits e.g. pickup coil splitting.

Humbucker pickup coil split function can be configured to tone or volume knob. In H-S-S pickup configuration 5-way lever swtich takes care of coil split of bridge humbucker pickup

TREBLE BLEED AND TONE CONTROL
PASSIVE ELECTRONICS

Special circuits for custom guitar including treble bleed, tone preset and many more

Special add-on passive circuits can be added to sound path. Examples: treble bleed circuit, single coil pickup tone preset circuit and other special switching.

PREAMP & BOOSTERS
ACTIVE ELECTRONICS

Web - Customization - Electronics - PreA

Active pre-amp booster which is activated with tone or volume knob. Very low power consumption. Can be used with or without True by Pass. Boost gain can be adjusted for needed level. Buy directly from here.

ACOUSTIC GUITAR SOUND
GHOST ACOUSTI-PHONIC PREAMP 

Graph Tech ghost system which creates rich and authentic acoustic sound for your electric guitar.

The ghost system by Graph Tech creates a rich, authentic acoustic sound from your electric guitar. You can blend also acoustic sound with magnetic pickups. Available for AROK and V25 series guitars.

MIDI INTERFACE 
GHOST HEXPANDER PREAMP

Graph Tech ghost midi-interface hexpander card for custom guitars

The ghost MIDI interface by Graph Tech adds MIDI capability to your guitar. Plug your guitar into pitch-to-MIDI converter by Roland and enter the MIDI sound universe. Available for AROK and V25 series guitars.

SUSTAINER SYSTEM
FERNANDES SUSTAINER DRIVER

Customization Fernandes

Magnetic feedback system which creates great everlasting sustain until stopped. Works on low volume level and without amplifer also. Bridge pickup drives through electronics neck sustainer driver.  

Burr Johnson Demonstrates Graph Tech's ghost System
Graph Tech Guitar Labs

Burr Johnson Demonstrates Graph Tech's ghost System

bottom of page