Impedance selector switch

[groovtubin]

[quote="Funkalicousgroove"]it's an electroswitch, it's a bit bigger than a silver dollar, and it's realy stout feeling. The contact is VERY solid......here's a pic of one in the real thing...[/quoteThanks Funk, thats a BLUES MASTER right? The 100K feedback 4.7K tail R gives it away..??

[Funkalicousgroove]

don't know for sure, it has goop.

[mlp-mx6]

don't know for sure, it has goop.

Interesting to see the ceramic cap between the plates on the PI, a la 5F6-A Bassman. I had not seen that in a Dumble before.

[tomo]

Funk,
Thank you very much.
Could you tell me the part number, please?

[ayan]

Funk,
Thank you very much.
Could you tell me the part number, please?

Here is the information on the switch:

Electroswitch D4G0303N -- see datasheet at http://www.electro-nc.com/rotaryus/d4.pdf

Stocked by Mouser, P/N 690-D4G0303N, $18.90, http://www.mouser.com/catalog/625/1263.pdf

Gil

[tomo]

Gil,
Thank you!!!

[Funkalicousgroove]

Dude, thank you so much, Do you remember where I said I bought a bunch of them for $15 ea?? I've been trying to remember it but I can't.

Happy 4/20 to all who celebrate it!!!

[fp2000]

For those interested in the Marshall style of impedance switch (which I like a lot because it is hard to change impedance by accident). AES has them for about $17, which is far less than the normal $30 price on some other stores. I've used it in a couple of low power amps, but I don't know what the power rating on those is. They do look nice though!

[Robert]

Stocked by Mouser, P/N 690-D4G0303N, $18.90

Looks like they are $24.45 now. Funk, I wish you could remember where you bought them for $15 too.

[Funkalicousgroove]

I had to get like 15 of them, but It might have been digikey or newark-in-one, I've been scouring for the invoice without luck....