Odd Switch M100A

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James_Douglas
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Odd Switch M100A

by James_Douglas » Fri Aug 23, 2013 10:49 pm

Hi all,

To the left of the selector buttons is a small round push button switch. The wood case was drilled no doubt some time after the unit left the factory. It is old school white/cream plastic with a chrome/brass ring. The wires on the inside are cut off on the inside.

Anyone know what something like that would have been used for in the field ?

I need to do something with the hole, was thinking of using it for a switch for a free-play can.

Thanks, James


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Re: Odd Switch M100A

by Ron Rich » Sat Aug 24, 2013 1:21 am

James--exactly what that "door bell" switch was added for --free-play--although I do not recommend it.
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Re: Odd Switch M100A

by Rockola4Ever » Sat Aug 24, 2013 2:09 am

Funny that's what I did to my Rockola 425 very shortly after I bought it. There is a tiny little (way smaller than a doorbell) button snugged up under the down firing hidden light panel way on the left side. Nobody would find it, or I drop quarters for plays to keep that end alive.

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