Want to get 76 pure analog pickup tones out of your instrument? You can do just that with the revised Pickup Tone Multiplier T4-Board switching system from AweSome Musical Instruments. The Pickup Tone Multiplier T4-Board lets you Hyper-Mod your four-pickup coil right-hand or left-hand electric guitar, bass, or other instrument to get 76 analog pickup tones out of your instrument instantly. According to AweSome, the maker of the system, this product now gives you the ultimate way to generate dozens and dozens of pure virgin analog pickup tones -- a capability that was previously unavailable anywhere.

The Pickup Tone Multiplier T4-Board is based on the company's Pickup Tone Multiplier (PTM) switching system. With six switches on a 1" x 3" board, the Pickup Tone Multiplier T4-Board lets you get dozens and dozens of additional pickup tones out of your instrument. In a nutshell, the T4 Board gives you over 22 times more pickup tones (a total of 76 pickup tones) that will give you more range and versatility in your playing. Compare that to other players who have only three or five pickup tones.

With all the extra tones onboard, you can emulate a number of well-known, famous sounds from your modified instrument and eliminate the need to change instruments for a particular sound or style. The pickup sounds you get will depend on the pickups you are using.

The Pickup Tone Multiplier T4-Board easily fits in just about every four-pickup coil instrument including:

• Instruments with two four-wire humbucker pickups
• Instruments with one four-wire humbucker and two single-coil pickups
• Instruments with four single-coil pickups

The Pickup Tone Multiplier T4-Board includes a solderless terminal strip to let you connect your four pickup coils and controls for easy installation. Installation instructions are available via download from AweSome's Web site.

AweSome Musical Instruments products are built around the company's Pickup Tone Multiplier switching system that lets you dramatically increase the "pure virgin analog tone power" of your electric guitar or bass.

For more information, please visit awesome-guitars.com.