10-14-2013, 09:55 AM
I would not worry about the switch until it proves to be a problem which is not extremely likely.
You will not be able to predict all possible problems, so if you buy one in a decent condition, just go with it.
I prefer it this way.
Of course pre-screening is important: if a set looks like it was under water for a few years, don buy it - the band switch is likely not to work
and so are many other things.
You will not be able to predict all possible problems, so if you buy one in a decent condition, just go with it.
I prefer it this way.
Of course pre-screening is important: if a set looks like it was under water for a few years, don buy it - the band switch is likely not to work
and so are many other things.
