Read carefully before installing
your GK-3.
* If GK-3 is attached for prolonged
periods of time to a guitar with a
lacquer finish, you may notice a slight
discoloration on the finish when you
take it off.
Dimensions
Requirements
If you are not using the pickup holder:
A
Make sure that there is a space of at
least 8 mm (3/8") between the bridge
and rear pickup.
B
Measuring from the middle of the 1st
and 6th string, make sure that there's a
clear space of at least 61 mm (2-
7/16") towards the 6th string. The
surface should be flat and nothing
should be blocking the way, such as
screws and volume/tone knobs.
C
Measuring from the middle of the 1st
and 6th string, make sure that there's a
clear space of at least 42 mm (1-5/8")
towards the 1st string. The surface
should be flat and nothing should be
blocking the way, such as screws and
volume/tone knobs.
If you are using the pickup holder:
D
Make sure that there is a distance of at
least 15 mm (5/8") between the rear
pickup and the post that holds the
bridge in place (on the 1st string side).
You will need an extra 2 mm (1/8") of
space if the pickup holder is in contact
with a bridge saddle adjustment
screw.
 pickup height so that you have a space
of about 1.0 mm between the GK
pickup and the 1st and 6th strings
when these strings are held down at
the highest fret.

E
The distance between the center of the
GK pickup and the rear edge of the
guitar body must be no greater than
280 mm (11-1/16").

F
Make sure the guitar's body is
between 40 mm (1-5/8") and 60 mm
(2-3/8") thick (*1).

G
Make sure that there is a space of at
least 9 mm (3/8") between the center
strings and the surface that you will
be attaching the GK pickup to (*2).
(*1) In some cases, you can attach the
GK pickup to a guitar that is thinner
than 40 mm by using the included
cushion.

(*2) As a general rule of thumb, use

the included spacer to adjust the GK