Where can I find a replacement switch for this?

[johnjm22]

I have a Line 6 Pod Pro guitar pre amp. Recently it was dropped on its face. This resulted in the input select switch being busted off.

If you take a look at the link I posted, you'll see a switch on the right hand side of the pod, just above the guitar input. This is the switch that busted off. It allows you to select what kind of input you want; guitar or line.

I went to the Line 6 web site and couldn't find any information on replacement parts. The "Pod Pro" is discontinued.

So I opened up the Pod's case and removed the switch to take a look at it. The name and the part # of the switch are engraved on it. The part # is T8O13 and it's manufactured by a Tainwanese company called Salecom. Unfortunatley Salecom doesn't sale their products in small quantities.

So where can I get a replacement switch for this? I'm I just screwed? Is there companies that manufacture generic swictches that will work for this application?

There is a PDF with all of the switche's specs at ******//salecom.com/pdf/T80Td.pdf

Heres a pic of the switch:

[GYMusic]

I just grabbed this one out of my used switches bin. I have many more and probably have exactly the one you need. I need some measurements. The thread length on this one is 1/2" with a 1/4" diameter. Looks like the one.

Let me know.

GY

[johnjm22]

Hey thanks for the reply.

If you click on the PDF link in my original post, there's a detailed diagram that shows all the measurements of the switch.

The length of the thread is .35 inches and the diameter is .27 inches.

I need two switches BTW. The switch you posted looks like it may work.

[Minion]

Originally Posted by johnjm22

Hey thanks for the reply.

If you click on the PDF link in my original post, there's a detailed diagram that shows all the measurements of the switch.

The length of the thread is .35 inches and the diameter is .27 inches.

I need two switches BTW. The switch you posted looks like it may work.

In looks like a regular On/On switch so you should be able to pick one up at your local Radio shack or electronics supply store .....

Cheers