I can't find anything relevant to this type of on/on switching with searching so can anyone help me with the very major popping in the switch that controls the Chorus/Vibrato to VibraFlange on the EH Clone Theory.
The popping is BIG and I was told that It was never intended to be switched while playing but I can't imagine this was inherent in the design with the original models (although this version seems to be an exact copy

) Because so long as you're plugged in an the amp is turned up ,if you engage it we're talking speaker thumping POP here!!
So I realize this type of switching is much different than runofthemill IN/OUT bypass switching and that much more complex and probably voltage related signal is being dealt with here... but IF ANYONE has experience with this OR knows of a possible way to minimize the pop in this control I would be extremely happy to try it. Paul Nelson did a beautiful job on this clone layout and I would think if the pop here could be knocked out it would be a great compliment to it's performance. ]
It uses a DPDT with all but one lug used but I DID use a 3PDT to have some play room for led or anything else (no way to work with resistors here in this case to pulldown the surge ??)
thanks , I'll link the layout IF he says it's ok or just input a search string for clone theory layout if someone wants to try and figure something out