DIY Speaker Switch

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Sir
Tried to copy your switch and result here..
Thank you

Its Looking Beautiful. I hope when the switch liver is in center position, it is off. I mean no connectivity in the output terminals.
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Sir
Tried to copy your switch and result here..
Thank you

Its Looking Beautiful. I hope when the switch liver is in center position, it is off. I mean no connectivity in the output terminals.
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Sir
The switch is a 15 amps 4PDT, and have only two positions only ON & ON and NO OFF position available.
 
Sir
The switch is a 15 amps 4PDT, and have only two positions only ON & ON and NO OFF position available.

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.
 
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.
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.
 
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.
So, you mean this is not possible to use with a valve Integrated and AVR combination sir?
 
Hello Friends!

Hope everyone is doing good!

Thanks for this thread and thanks to Sadik.

I have made a similar one using a signoraware lunch box and swtiches, connectors from amazon.
And its working fine.
Thanks
 

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