GML 8304

Moses · Feb 25, 2013

So... Got one of these recently, and 2 of the gain switches seem to have gone south.

Does anyone know where I can pick up the switches? Seems like they might be semi custom, the model number is 71by233934. Can't seem to find it, even on the Grayhill site...

Thanks!

okgb · Feb 25, 2013

try contacting Manley , where they are made [ currently ] ?

Grayhill · Jun 3, 2013

Any Grayhill switch with a "Y" in the part number is a custom switch that will only be sold to the company that originally designed/purchased the part.

gyraf · Jun 4, 2013

Heey...Grayhill..!!!

Welcome on board!

Jakob E.

Ethan · Jun 4, 2013

Hi Grayhill! Welcome to GroupDIY!

mjrippe · Jun 4, 2013

Grayhill said:
Any Grayhill switch with a "Y" in the part number is a custom switch that will only be sold to the company that originally designed/purchased the part.

That is a very useful bit of information! Perhaps when someone searches your website with a "Y" part number it should inform them of that fact?

Moses · Jun 5, 2013

Late reply... :-[

I managed to get the switches I needed for £80 through the uk distributor. eBay seller even agreed to pay half, since we had no way to prove either way if they'd been damaged in shipping!

Happy days! Thanks for your help!

And, welcome to the forum, Grayhill!

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