Kumar442244
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@chandu2106 has one if you are still in lookout for this switch. Mash, me and Chandu all got it together from @sadik. Its a beautiful piece of device and is very well made.Ok thanks for replying.
@chandu2106 has one if you are still in lookout for this switch. Mash, me and Chandu all got it together from @sadik. Its a beautiful piece of device and is very well made.Ok thanks for replying.
Within the span of month I had made another 3 switches. Sharing the latest built photos. In new switch the DTP work is upgrade.
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SirWithin the span of month I had made another 3 switches. Sharing the latest built photos. In new switch the DTP work is upgrade.
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Sadik
Sir
Tried to copy your switch and result here..
Thank you
Sir
Tried to copy your switch and result here..
Thank you
Sir
The switch is a 15 amps 4PDT, and have only two positions only ON & ON and NO OFF position available.
Sure sir, i will operate the switch at offline (both amplifiers switched off) only. Thank you for your very valuable suggestion.Before i made this switch i read the below line on some another forum.
"ON-OFF-ON switch prevents having both speakers to be on at the same time (even for the split second). Just a bit of protection. ON-ON is fine but I would recommend turning the amp off before switching the speakers"
This is the reason i use ON-OFF-ON switch for this application.
Yes...both the terminals should cut-off completely at the off position. But never use this with tube amps as they need to see a load at all times when powered on.Before i made this switch i read the below line on some another forum.
"ON-OFF-ON switch prevents having both speakers to be on at the same time (even for the split second). Just a bit of protection. ON-ON is fine but I would recommend turning the amp off before switching the speakers"
This is the reason i use ON-OFF-ON switch for this application.
So, you mean this is not possible to use with a valve Integrated and AVR combination sir?Yes...both the terminals should cut-off completely at the off position. But never use this with tube amps as they need to see a load at all times when powered on.
You can, but always switch off the tube amp before switching the connection to AVR and switch back the connection first before switching on the tube amp.So, you mean this is not possible to use with a valve Integrated and AVR combination sir?