my guess is they are the same, I've been seeing that most companies don't deviate from what works. The switchs are 3 position is it seems and most likely will be an exact match........disclaimer: purely an educated guess.
Suggestion: the 920T appears to be in excellent condition regardless of the sound. It is much harder to find a 920T than it is to find a 931. Why not wait for a crapper 931 w/ a good switch and pick it up cheap? Problem solved plus then more spare parts.
kittmaster-your guess carries a lot of weight in my book.Disclaimer acknowledged also.
bashngu-That may be a good idea.Actually I had thought of waiting to get a set of working tweeters from a standard 920 to take care of the "T"s sound issue.The problem is that 931s always go for so much money even in shabby condition.I will likely have to spend as much for those parts as some spend for entire working boxes from other makes.
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Originally posted by Jovie:
kittmaster-your guess carries a lot of weight in my book.Disclaimer acknowledged also.
bashngu-That may be a good idea.Actually I had thought of waiting to get a set of working tweeters from a standard 920 to take care of the "T"s sound issue.The problem is that 931s always go for so much money even in shabby condition.I will likely have to spend as much for those parts as some spend for entire working boxes from other makes.
Perhaps, but your odds of finding a cheap crappy 931 are much better than finding a 920T in any condition and I dont think another 920T would be any cheaper. Just my 2 cents. I hate seeing complete boxes torn down for parts.
You could post in the wanted section for a switch.....i know there are a lot of crappy lasonics that are parts condition......maybe you get lucky and keep both?
just listed kitt.Keeping my fingers crossed.
lasonics are pretty common, if your patient, i'm pretty positive you'll have your needs met........
I wish those 920T's were "common"... I'd like to cop one of those!
