Original Bozak CMA 10-2DLA .
In 1985 with G serial numbers the CMA 10-2DLB and CMA 10-2DLC were introduced with 3 A/B toggle switches.
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Fake plates have a round hole missing the retaining key.
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Real plates have a round hole with the retaining key.
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Bozak never produced a mixer with 4 A/B toggle switches.
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The most ever used were 3 between the words treble and bass on the factory CMA 10-2DLB and CMA 10-2DLC.
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This is a good reproduction, but a trained eye can spot the difference.
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Original trademarks are visibly different from fakes.
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When the factory modified or added updates the new function was screen printed on the grain finish. Stickers were never used.
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Various print styles exist, but all plates beginning in 1971 have “machine grain fine surface” in silver or black anodized finish.
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Many reproduction or fake plates are found with a painted finish.
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