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WoW!!! So sad though...the Beginning of THE END ...........

Danny, it's for the first time to see this letter. I want to know When was this letter typed.

There was no other information. With the 'P' Street address, it has to be 67-68. Here's the link where I found it. link

Hey, there's a store that has an amp for sale on Ebay, its pictured behind the guitar and says to call the store for details, pic looks like it at least has all the knobs, i'm gonna call and see what they want for it...

Model - 400 (inside this auction)

It's not concerned with this topic, I've been looking for the push switch of this guitar built in 1970's. Acording to some document, this switch works as a direct connection from pickup to output. But my friend explains this switch is a so called 'Phase Out'. Someone here has a correct information about this switch? If possible, I want to know the model number of this switch. I'm sorry to have posted another topic here.

Arpsum, those switches were made (and also discontinued) by Switchcraft. The Document is correct. The problem they had with those were, the switches would get stuck either half way up or down when activating or deactivating it. The original 'game plan' that Semie had on this, was when the switch was activated (pushed down), the pick-up would by-pass the Volume potentiometer giving it an audio illusion that the Volume was boosted. All it really did was open the VOL level. There really wasn't any "boost."

Thank you Dennis. Although this switch is already discontinued, I can manage to find them in future.

Looks like this model 400 is going up on Ebay tonight from the guitar listing, one worth watching....