The stock selector switch is center-off, with the following schema to the preamp board:ДЄlso, the preamp has a stereo output jack, too, so the MAG and ACM signal can be routed separately. How do I make use of these without the 'tones*ck' factor? The piezos sound pretty good themselves for what they are, and even better in 'mix' mode with the magnetics-but it's a 'specialized' sound, and I would use it sparingly. So I paid (considerably) less for the whole thing than a set of 'Ghosts' w/ the preamp. Even the humbucker isn't an 'icepick.' Doesn't sound like a Tele, of course, but rather like a hard-tail strat. Sounds great! The body cavity is shielded with conductive paint, and the pickups are decent (better than expected). So.I only went two days before ripping out the piezo preamp and direct-wiring the regular pickups. Turn up the amp to get a decent 'normal' sound, and the preamp hiss becomes VERY evident. The normal pickups sounded choked, compressed, and were MUCH quieter than either the piezos or any other electric guitar I've got.

Better slightly beefier than really skinny.ДЄll the pickup signals go through the preamp. Neck is a little fatter than my MIUSA Predator neck, but not as thick as my LP (still quite comfortable for me).

Has the Graph-tech Ghost piezo pickup system, also normal SSH mag pickups, and a hardtail bridge. Bought a Peavey Generation EXP ACM guitar last weekend, for a very good price.

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