“There are no Ghost Box experts; but there are Ghost Box experiencers….”

Ghost Box ITC

A Ghost Box is a device which scans radio frequencies either linearly or randomly (depending upon the ghost box) and through a currently unknown process, voices from the “other side” manifest and communicate real time responses to questions.  This “other side” is vague. Some Ghost Boxers believe we are communicating with the spirit world, others believe we hear the thoughts of living beings, and other Ghost Boxers believe we are communicating with extraterrestrial beings.

Currently, we cannot be sure who, or what, is trying to communicate with Ghost Boxers. Like the closely related field of “ghost hunting,” scientific validation is out of reach because the communications cannot be controlled and, more importantly, repeated. ITC Ghost Boxers operate under the assumption that intelligent entities respond to the use of radio-based Instrumental Transcommunication devices and that the repeat communications through our ghost boxes provide enough evidence to continue our research efforts.

Ghost Box: Sweeping Radio-Based ITC Device

Since the introduction of the Frank’s Box by Frank Sumption to the Instrumental Transcommunication field, varying degrees of radio-based ITC have become accessible to everyone. Following in the footsteps of the Frank’s Box, ghost boxes are being developed by many researchers. There are now numerous ghost boxes available to the general public that can receive ITC Voices besides the Franks Boxes: Paranormal Systems offers the Minibox line of ghost boxes; ghost hunting equipment inventor Gary Galka has created the first mass produced ghost box: the P-SB7 Spirit Box; several Ghost Boxers, including Steve Hultay and Rich Georgina, have created their own unique ghost box models; and numerous portable radios models can be “hacked” to create a ghost box.

Ghost Boxer = Ghost Box Researcher

The ghost box is becoming more commonplace as a paranormal tool.  This is due to the popularity of some televised ghost shows that utilize a ghost box from time to time.  There is currently a large deficiency between the whole of ghost box knowledge versus the number of ghost box users.  It is the goal of Ghost Boxers to close this knowledge gap by presenting evidence and articles from current Ghost Boxers who have experience using these ITC tools for research both at home and in the field.  With clearly conveyed ideas, new Ghost Boxers will have a starting point to  begin their research.

Until the creation of this site, only user groups existed for Ghost Boxers to share their ideas and ghost box audio. These user groups provide a great workspace for this sub-field of Instrumental Transcommunication. But, as with all user groups, the organization of audio files, communications, ideas, and schematics remain very haphazard; as a result, some of the best fruits that ghost box research has yielded until now is not accessible to Ghost Boxers as a whole.  This is a tragedy.

ITC voices seeks to provide a safe space for ghost box audio, articles, and schematics. It is our hope that Ghost Boxers will utilize this site to post their thoughts on this field.  Anyone can submit an article for posting on the main site.  If you would like to start a discussion with other ghost boxers, or post ghost box audio clips for the world to hear, please consider using our forum.

It is time to organize the shared knowledge that Ghost Boxers have into one place on the web. Hopefully, Ghost Boxers will become a repository of knowledge and audio that both current and future Ghost Boxers can learn from.  Ghost box research is still in its infancy and we all have something to learn from one another; there is no one person who has all the answers and certainly no one can be qualified as a ghost box expert – all theories are simply unproven because we cannot answer the fundamental question of why ghost boxes work. We simply know that they do.

I cannot reiterate this enough: Ghost Boxer is a site set up for all ghost box researchers to use.  This site was created as a resource for the ghost box community.  Here you can share your ghost box research with the rest of the world.  Unlike the groups, here your research is will be maintained in posterity for all future ghost boxers to learn from.  Please do not hesitate to contact us for details about submitting your ghost box audio, video, or articles.  If you would like to help the ghost box community grow by submitting your ghost box research, please let us know so you can be set up as a Ghost Boxer on this site!

Please email with any ghost box questions or submissions, itc@itcvoices.org