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  • #16934
    mybud
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    Hi all: My question regards substituting the internal DIP switch for an externally mounted DPDT so that one can selectively switch in D5 and D6. I assume this is an asymettrical/symettrical option. One could always use two SPSTs, to have all three options, I assume.

    But I have a couple of three-way DPDTs available: (on-off-on) and (on-on-on). I was wondering if there’s a way to use the middle position to bring both diodes in, with ‘up’ and ‘down’ selecting D5 and D6 respectively and, if so, which type of switch is best for this. Thanks in advance for the help.

    #16936
    Anonymous
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    Use an ON-ON-ON DPDT switch.  Follow the wiring diagram shown on the SUNN T build doc. Add the diodes to the NORMAL and BRIGHT switch lugs using opposing diode directions.  The middle position will provide both diodes in an opposing pair.

    #16939
    mybud
    Moderator

    Thanks for the prompt and clear reply, Wilkie1. Will check the Sunn diagram. Best, mybud

    #16979
    mybud
    Moderator

    Once again wilkie1: Apologies, I don’t seem quite to understand how this switch works.

    Following the Sunn wiring diagram, I’ve wired the on-on-on as follows:

    in attached pic, from top to bottom

    1       NC                                4 diode 2 (-) brown lead

    2        diode  1 (+) red lead    5 connected to lug 3 & diode 2 (+) orange lead

    3        diode 1 (-)                    6 NC

    Looking at the T-drive, I’ve wired orange to lug 2 (joined to 3) of the 500k drive pot. Red and brown go together to lug 1 (joined to 2) of the 50k treble pot. The various switch possibilities don’t seem to make a really big difference to the sound. So question is if I’ve wired this correctly? As always, any assistance greatly appreciated.

    Thanks in advance, mybud

     

     

     

     

    #16986
    Anonymous
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    Give me some time to draw a wiring diagram for you.  I’ll reply later today.

    #16994
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Here is a drawing that will show how to use a ON-ON-ON switch.  Some switch types have different switch patterns.  You may need to modify your wiring accordingly.

    #16998
    mybud
    Moderator

    Thanks as always. Will check it out and let you know.

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