Noob needing help with foot switch ID

[greybeardnc63]

I am trying to build a foot switch for my "vintage" amp that I bought with out a foot switch. I found a photo of the inside of the actual foot switch but need some help identifying what kind of switches I need. I am most interested in what type of switch the one one the far left is. The others as best as I can figure are SPST.

Thanks in advance.

[Mick Bailey]

Hi and welcome to the forum.

Looks like a SPDT switch. What you can't tell from the picture is if any of them are momentary as opposed to the regular latching type. What amp is it for?

[Jazz P Bass]

The three switches, R to L look like SPST switches.

The one on the far right appears to be SPDT.

The two on the right look like they are selecting to the Black wire.
Without a schematic it's hard to tell if they are maintained or momentary.
I would guess maintained.

The middle switch & the far left switch I would wager a guess that they are for channel switching/ combing.
That would make both of them maintained.

Again, no schematic, only a guess.

Here are two switches, SPDT & SPST maintained.
https://www.amplifiedparts.com/produ...-fender-others
https://www.amplifiedparts.com/produ...ootswitch-spdt

[Pedro Vecino]

Old Peavey Deuce?

[Justin Thomas]

What amp?

Justin

[greybeardnc63]

Yes, old Peavey Deuce 212. I have read through all the old (an somewhat contentious) back threads about this foot switch. I did find a schematic for it and this image. There was a great deal of debate as to which diagram was correct. I think that this is the one that was finally agreed upon. Except my amp does not have phase, instead I have left to right selector-cobiner-reverb-tremolo.

[Jazz P Bass]

Yeah, that is the Automix foot switch.
It should be correct.
The OM is attached (with schematic) and the Duece ft sw wiring diagram.
Deuce.pdf
Duece Ft Sw.pdf

[greybeardnc63]

Thanks for the help and the quick response. I am ordering the switches and an enclosure today and will post pictures of it when it is all done.

[Jazz P Bass]

Don't forget the full size 6 pin DIN connector.