Another thing, if you do end up DIY, be careful when soldering the 33 and 45 buttons, they are VERY close together, and while shorting the LED contacts does not burn anything out, it does make it so the 33rpm or 45rpm are the only light that is activated. It does not affect the ability to use 33rpm or 45rpm.

In the modification to LED if you snip the resistor that is attached the popup light it will go off completely instead of dim changing the SPDT to a SPST. The LED mod kit comes with a resistor that is placed in series to drop the voltage to acceptable levels for the LED to not burn out.

For example a 3 or 4 Watt LED can produce 83 Lumens of light but only require 3 volts @ .1 amps anything above that and the LED burns really brightly before it dies a permanent death. By placing a resistor inline you are putting a limit to the amount of voltage that the LED will receive, in turn the amount of amperage it draws is in proportion and the extra energy is wasted off as heat. All LEDS have some sort of limiter or voltage regulator prior to the LED otherwise they would not last at all, the other option is to place a bunch of LEDs in a series to create enough resistance so that a resistor is not necessary, The problem being the space in the popup light currently only accommodates 2 mini high intensity LED's at a time, not nearly enough resistance.

As soon as I have a moment I'll break out my schematic and some pictures of me testing the LEDs on my multi-meter.and I'll show you the math.