Fishman Fluence Signature Series Greg Koch Gristle-Tone Pickup Set, 1 Rhythm, 1 Treble.

Known for doing things to a guitar that the roughest ranch hand wouldn’t do to a farm animal, the moniker “Gristleman” comes from the term “pounding the gristle” which refers to the act of engaging in fierce musical congress.
“For me the dream Multi-Voice scenario is to be able to instantly summon the perfect White-Guard and Black-Guard tones with flawless articulation and no hum. And that’s exactly what Fishman has done for me in my signature set. The voices in my head are now in my guitar – well, 4 of them anyway!”

Each Fishman Fluence pickup has two distinct and useful sounds on-board. These sounds start with the revolutionary Fluence Core, the heart of Fluence tone. From this Fluence Core we then create the classic timbres and tone — colors you expect from great guitar pickups — as well as some you’ve never expected.

Voice 1 – White-Guard. Open and airy, the sound of Nashville and Bakersfield, chicken pickin’, and the big strum.
Voice 2 – Black-Guard. Fat & punch, searing sustain. Undeniable Tele muscle.
Battery: Rechargeable battery pack
Battery Life: Up to 250 hours

•  1 bridge pickup and 1 neck pickup
•  All components required to achieve Devin’s wiring scheme (minus pickup selector)
•  Volume and Tone pots
•  Push-pull Voice Selector pot for use in Volume or Tone position
•  All cables required for installation
•  Option to choose single coil or double coil/humbucking modes

FLUENCE SIGNATURE GREG KOCH GRISTLE-TONE PICKUP SET FEATURES:

• 1 lead and 1 rhythm direct replacement pickups for Telecaster® guitars
• Completely assembled, pre-wired, drop-in control plate that includes:
  – 3-way switch
  – Volume and Tone pots
  – Push-push Voice Selector button
  – Fluence rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack
• Replacement “jack cup” with ¼” audio and USB charging jacks
• Installs without permanent modifications*
• Hum-free, Fluence Multi-Voice tone
• Middle/Both position accurately reproduces the shift in resonance that occurs when using two passive pickups in parallel, compared to either Neck or Bridge pickup by itself.