Acousti-Phonic (basic)
The standard way of wiring the Acousti-Phonic, same as in the manual.

Acousti-Phonic (advanced)
The standard way of wiring the Acousti-Phonic, same as in the manual, with the Acoustic Pot with Mid/Dark Switch and a Quick Switch (PK-0240-00 or PK-0340-00).

Acousti-Phonic and Active Magnetic Circuits
The standard installation for active pickups like EMG's. Shows how both the Acousti-Phonic and active pickup scan run off the same battery source, from 9v or 18v.

Hexpander First Row
These connections are on the Hexpander's pass-through connector to the Acousti-phonic when they're piggy backed together, so they're the same as the standard installations for the Acousti-phonic.

Hexpander Second Row (advanced)
The standard connections for the Hexpander pickups, optional switches, and volume pot.

Pin 7 Harness
Connect the Pin 7 harness in Hexpander-only installations so that mag and piezos are available on the 13-pin connector. Note this requires the addition of an acoustic volume pot, or you can omit the pot and get acoustic out at full volume all the time by connecting the yellow and orange wires together. The Quick Switch plugged into the Hexpander will control these signals on the 13-pin. To get mag-only on the13-pin, just don't hook up the yellow and orange wires. To get acoustic-only on the 13-pin, just don't hook up the mags. A suitable place to connect the green wire to the mag pickup system is at the 1/4" jack of the instrument.

Passive Volume Kit
This is how you install the Passive Volume Kit (PE-0400-00) when only using a set of ghost loaded saddles or a ghost loaded bridge without a preamp.

Push/Pull as a Quick Switch
Use a push/pull pot as the Quick Switch. Note a push/pull has only 2 positions so 3 different combinations are not possible.

Mag Bypass Switch - Scheme
This bypass switch can be installed if you would like connect your magnetic pickups directly to the ¼” output (bypassing the Acousti-Phonic) and simultaneously forcing the board to stop consuming battery power. This can be used in the case that the battery dies and you still want to be able to play your magnetic pickups.  
*Please note that there will be an audible “thump” sound when the Acousti-Phonic is turned on if an operational battery is connected

Mag Bypass Switch - Scheme 2
This bypass switch can be installed if you would like connect your magnetic pickups directly to the ¼” output (bypassing the Acousti-Phonic) but will keep the battery connected when in the bypass mode. This will more applicable for live performance. The added passive components are used to ensure that the power switching of the Acousti-Phonic still works normally (even when the switch is in the bypassed position).

Blend Pot
It's the same as a regular Acousti-Phonic installation, only the mag pot is reversed wired to work in the opposite direction.  Note that you actually get more control over your sound with separate pots because it allows you to control how hard each pickup drives effects down the line.  A blend pot always mixes one signal at full-volume with the other at partial volume.

Switched Barrel Jack
This is a solution for guitars with deep barrel jacks.  The Switchcraft Switch jack has four lugs like the Stereo Switched Jack that comes with the Acousti-Phonic, but the switch works in the opposite way, so it can't be wired the same. This wiring delivers both Mono and Stereo modes. Note the Switch jack is designed for acoustic guitars and comes with a strap-nut, but this can be removed and replace with a regular nut for use with electric guitars.

Mag Bypass Stereo Jack
The mags go straight to the ring of the Stereo Switched jack, instead of going through the Acousti-Phonic (true bypass). There is no blended (mono) mode available in this configuration.  When you insert a stereo 1/4" plug you get mags on the Ring and acoustic on the Tip. When you insert a mono 1/4" plug, you get acoustic on the Tip only. The Acousti-Phonic is held in mono mode by grounding the ring contact permanently.

Dual Jack Magnetic
This clever circuit requires a second Stereo Switched Jack. The first jack has both magnetic & acoustic signals (in either blended mono or split stereo). When you plug into the second jack, magnetic pickups are switched over (true bypass) completely discrete from the first jack.

Dual Jack Mag Bypass
Mags go straight out to one 1/4" jack (true bypass) and acoustic goes to another 1/4" jack, the Stereo Switched Jack that comes with the Acousti-Phonic. The Acousti-Phonic is help in mono mode by grounding the ring contact permanently, but the only signal going into it is acoustic, so that's all that appears on the Tip. There is no Blend mode in this configuration.

Dual Jack Blend
This clever circuit requires a second Stereo Switched Jack. The first jack has both magnetic & acoustic signals (in either blended mono or split stereo). When you plug into the second jack acoustic is switched over. Note you need to a cable in the first jack to “turn on” the second one.