From bruce@ashbysolutions.com Sat Nov 18 08:58:12 2006
Subject:Re: Solton Leslie footswitch

Hi Hugo,

The picture is small, but the jack that you are talking about looks like the kind of thing that Amphenol used to use for CB radio mics.

Regards,

-BW
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Bruce Wahler
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At 04:03 PM 11/18/2006 +0000, you wrote:
>I've picked up a Solton "Turbo-Jet" Leslie with the aim of fixing it
>up and seeing what it can do. Unfortunately, it came without its
>pedal/footswitch, so I can't start the rotors. I have absolutely no
>chance of sourcing an original part, so I'll have to build something
>myself.
>
>It seems to work by directly switching mains power to either fast or
>slow motors, or neither. A very simple system, if not a bit hazardous!
>
>The front panel has a strange-looking 4-pole screw-mount female
>connector for the pedal. I'd like to get a matching male connector to
>avoid having to modify the front panel, but I can't find it in any
>parts catalogues, and there are no identifying markings anywhere on
>the connector. Take a look - it's the one in the top right of this
>picture:
>
>http://www.tonewheel.net/pics/clones_speaker/solton_amp_mini-twin_4.JPG
>
>Does anyone know what type of connector it is?
>
>Thanks
>Hugo
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