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5th August 2012, 08:52 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Northwest Georgia
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Locating a power switch
I have a Mackie power amp where the power switch has failed. Its a T 120/55 case type rated for 20 amps. It has the switch on the right side with a green pilot light on the left.
Looking at all the markings on the case I dont see what looks to be a MFR. marking. One mark is a circle with BEAB in the circle. I dont have the amp model number handy, will post later. |
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