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Wah switch

feelpablo · 2012-07-13 09:33:27

Morning folks, Need a small bit of help, my Wah switch seems to have decided to pack in and I just need someone to confirm that I am looking at the right one to replace it with.... http://www.gapco.co.uk/Switch-DPST-on-off-latching-type-334.html Or am I way off the mark Cheers

13-07-2012 09:33AM

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feelpablo

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Morning folks,

Need a small bit of help, my Wah switch seems to have decided to pack in and I just need someone to confirm that I am looking at the right one to replace it with....

http://www.gapco.co.uk/Switch-DPST-on-off-latching-type-334.html

Or am I way off the mark

Cheers

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#2 13-07-2012 11:01AM

zafo

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That's the correct switch, however if you're replacing the switch I'd consider getting a DPDT switch and making the wah tru bypass. Totally up to yourself of course.

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#3 13-07-2012 12:22PM

feelpablo

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Good man...might just do that thanks again

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