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Does anybody know the history of the CS-80 power switch?? Mine has a narrow black rocker switch with an integrated light.? However, I've seen many pictures of other CS-80's (and 60's and 50's) with a square-ish white rocker switch and separate light.? I'm wondering if the style changed sometime during production, or if these were different for 110/220 units.? Just curious.

Richard
 

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Hi Richard.?

From what I’ve seen, the narrow, black switch is on the US version and the square white on the UK/European version. ?I’m sure there’s some experts here with more info.?

? David


On Oct 25, 2021, at 10:06 AM, richard via groups.io <richard@...> wrote:

?Does anybody know the history of the CS-80 power switch?? Mine has a narrow black rocker switch with an integrated light.? However, I've seen many pictures of other CS-80's (and 60's and 50's) with a square-ish white rocker switch and separate light.? I'm wondering if the style changed sometime during production, or if these were different for 110/220 units.? Just curious.

Richard

 

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I don't have a CS80 service manual, but the SM for the CS50 and the one for the CS60 show for all region specific variations of the powerswitch a switch with integrated light, while the european version has a switch without a light. The partslist even mentions three different types of switches: "Japanese", "Ather" (which means assumingly "Other"), and European.



Am 25.10.21 um 19:14 schrieb unfrostedpoptart:

Hi Richard.?

From what I’ve seen, the narrow, black switch is on the US version and the square white on the UK/European version. ?I’m sure there’s some experts here with more info.?

? David


On Oct 25, 2021, at 10:06 AM, richard via groups.io <richard@...> wrote:

?Does anybody know the history of the CS-80 power switch?? Mine has a narrow black rocker switch with an integrated light.? However, I've seen many pictures of other CS-80's (and 60's and 50's) with a square-ish white rocker switch and separate light.? I'm wondering if the style changed sometime during production, or if these were different for 110/220 units.? Just curious.

Richard

 

The black rocker is the USA version and the white is the European market. The mains power wiring is a bit different for both so?different?switches were needed..


On Mon, Oct 25, 2021 at 1:05 PM richard via <richard=[email protected]> wrote:
Does anybody know the history of the CS-80 power switch?? Mine has a narrow black rocker switch with an integrated light.? However, I've seen many pictures of other CS-80's (and 60's and 50's) with a square-ish white rocker switch and separate light.? I'm wondering if the style changed sometime during production, or if these were different for 110/220 units.? Just curious.

Richard

 

Sorry for hijacking this topic, but does anyone have an extra cs80 memories panel they would sell to me??

Mine is missing there’s.

Thanks!

On Mon, Oct 25, 2021 at 2:23 PM Florian Anwander <fanwander@...> wrote:
I don't have a CS80 service manual, but the SM for the CS50 and the one for the CS60 show for all region specific variations of the powerswitch a switch with integrated light, while the european version has a switch without a light. The partslist even mentions three different types of switches: "Japanese", "Ather" (which means assumingly "Other"), and European.



Am 25.10.21 um 19:14 schrieb unfrostedpoptart:
Hi Richard.?

From what I’ve seen, the narrow, black switch is on the US version and the square white on the UK/European version.? I’m sure there’s some experts here with more info.?

? David


On Oct 25, 2021, at 10:06 AM, richard via <richard@...> wrote:

?Does anybody know the history of the CS-80 power switch?? Mine has a narrow black rocker switch with an integrated light.? However, I've seen many pictures of other CS-80's (and 60's and 50's) with a square-ish white rocker switch and separate light.? I'm wondering if the style changed sometime during production, or if these were different for 110/220 units.? Just curious.

Richard

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