Faceplate Options for the PAS

(Basic Modern) - Updated nomenclature at the selector that matches the rear panel orientation and label. The selector functions follow the order indicated. With this version there are no provisions for a filter, loudness or tape monitor switch. Those functions are therefore not wired and are not present. The stereo to mono blend switch is omitted and the volume control is relocated above the balance knob as shown in the photo.

(Modern Original) - Same layout and orientations of our standard reproduction faceplate. The nomenclature printed on the front panel at the selector reflects the designation of the original (obsolete) PAS selector switch. The print on the faceplate therefore does not match up (verbally) with the new modern selectors order of operation. (See the photos in the listing for a visual representation that will help clarify further).

Operation however is logical, simple and straightforward. Phono is now located at the far left location labeled (special) the remaining positions now simply follow a clockwise rotation and match the order of the jacks in the rear panel. Starting at phono (special) and rotating to the right you have (Aux/CD) where tape head is located then (Aux/MP3) where phono is labeled, then (Aux/Tuner) where it says FM-AM, then (Aux1) at the position marked FM-MPX and finally (Aux2) is the position labeled spare. 

(Reproduction Original) - Same profile, layout and orientations of the original faceplate. The nomenclature printed on the front panel at the selector reflects the designation of the original (obsolete) PAS selector switch. The print on the faceplate therefore does not match up (verbally) with the new modern selectors order of operation. (See the photos in the listing for a visual representation that will help clarify further).

Operation however is logical, simple and straightforward. Phono is now located at the far left location labeled (special) the remaining positions now simply follow a clockwise rotation and match the order of the jacks in the rear panel. Starting at phono (special) and rotating to the right you have (Aux/CD) where tape head is located then (Aux/MP3) where phono is labeled, then (Aux/Tuner) where it says FM-AM, then (Aux1) at the position marked FM-MPX and finally (Aux2) is the position labeled spare.