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The Acousti-Phonic preamp sounds remarkably like a studio-quality acoustic guitar. It's downright spooky to hear an acoustic guitar, yet see the sound b...

The Acousti-Phonic is renowned for having exceptionally good sound quality. Musicians are often surprised to learn that the mag signal passed through a unit...

It's the difference between playing in a garage, and playing in a cathedral. The Acousti-Phonic adds a depth to your magnetic sound without altering you...

The PC board measures 1-5/8" x 1-1/8". With the connectors on, it's about 3/8" high. Piggybacked with the Hexpander, they are 1/2" h...

You can add a tone control to the piezo circuit as shown in the user's guide. You can't add a master tone pot just before the output jack. The Acous...

There seems to be confusion about stacked pots. A lot of people think they work like the ones on car stereos, where you push in and adjust one pot (bass) an...

Blend pots for guitars are like cross faders, where both pots are full-up when the dial is centered, and each one fades as you turn to each side, leaving th...

This works for two volumes, but not for a volume and a tone. You would have to turn the volume all the way up to roll off your treble. Try a stacked pot ins...

There are a lot of functions wrapped up in the Stereo Switched Jack, so you have to have a good understanding of the Acousti-Phonic to make changes in this ...

The Acousti-Phonic needs a minimum of 7v to operate properly, and works fine on anything from 9 to 18 volts. This is a useful feature when you are installin...