Identify and Replace old Rotary Switch

[captainate]

Hey folks,

Long time lurker, first time poster. I've been knee-deep in a microphone preamp project (racking a pair of Gates program amplifiers and building a power supply) for a while now, and it's almost finished. Just have to replace a few caps and wire it up! However, the original console only had one high-pass filter, and I'd like one on each channel.

They used these 2-deck rotary switches, with 12 poles and 4 total positions (I believe that terminology is correct, but I'm a bit of a newbie). Pictures included for reference. Where the hell can I find these? I'd like to rebuild the one I have as it is pretty worn out, so I'll need two. Thanks for the help!

http://imgur.com/Qwx6czc
http://imgur.com/fYuRKUG

 

[moamps]

Could you please slightly bent the capacitor (0,01uF) on the top of the switch so the center of the switch can be seen?

 

[David Kulka]

A 12 pole 4 position switch would have 60 solder terminals. Yours doesn't, so something has been lost in translation.  If you count the number of terminals and confirm the number of switch positions, I or someone here can probably make an educated guess about the actual configuration. A clear photo of the rear of the switch would be helpful. I probably have one available, whatever it is.