craig Posted March 12, 2014 Report Share Posted March 12, 2014 Hi had not played my dynaco A25s in a while bit with no neighbor downstairs had some fun, they sounded fine everything working normally, then I mistakenly decided switch the high selector on the back of the right speaker assuming it was at norm. Assuming wrong I exerted too much pressure on it and went past the top mark or something slipped inside that was not right and I lost the highs right away , Freaking out a little I tried desperately to get it to go back to the 5 spot lock and felt jammed , After some effort I got it to go back to the 5 locking spots but the highs never came back, no response at all . Any ideas ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dynaco_dan Posted April 1, 2014 Report Share Posted April 1, 2014 Hi thereIt is possible the switches stop is bent or broken.Only opening up the cabinet and inspecting the switch is there a possible solution available.A used switch is not much of a gamble in my experience.When I didn't have an original switch I bought a 5 position MBB or make before break stepped switch and have not had a problem with it.You may be able to buy a cheap used pair on Ebuy and if shipping is cheap go for it.Be carefull not to buy a BBM or break before make switch, as you lose the signal each break in the contact.Some surplus switches have adjustable adapters so that you can have 1 up to 10 positions (limit of some switches).Do check the stop post first. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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